1920s Crossword

An actor, writer and trendsetter who promotes the classic "flapper" look.
Also known as "Lipstick," this women is a popular writer for the New Yorker and is the epitome of a flapper.
A fashionable woman who's actions and clothing style defies the social norms of what women should be.
The Amendment that gave women the right to vote.
An underground bar which sells illegal liquor.
The act that bans the production, distribution and purchasing of alcohol.
The Amendment that put prohibition into effect.
The belief that it is good to spend lots of money on goods and services.
One of the most profound fashion designers and style icons who revolutionized women's fashion.
An advocate for women's suffrage who played a huge role in the passing and ratification of the 19th Amendment.
The period of time in which African American people established their culture through music, art, poetry, and other cultural arts.
The actions and attitude of people who are influenced strongly by the wanting of money and goods.