Roaring Twenties Crossword

Who is given credit for creating weekends by starting a five day work week?
This is the rapid manufacture of large numbers of identical products.
This reduced the production time of a Model T from 12 hours to 90 minutes.
When selling Model T's they can come in any color, so long as it's ________.
What is a change in the way of doing things or an act of introducing a change?
This was the flood of new, affordable products to the public.
This is how people made large purchases of goods by making a small down payment and more payments over time.
This is how people made large purchases of stocks by making a small down payment and more payments over time.
This person was names Secretary of the Treasury and wanted lower taxes and cut the federal budget.
This is a tax on imported goods.
This was a group of friends that got government jobs under Warren Harding.
All of the 1920s presidents were ______________.
The ____________________ Scandal involved the Albert Fall selling oil set aside for the US Navy.
This person was the Secretary of the Interior and was sentenced to prision.
This person worked for the government and spend nearly $70,000 on floor cleaner which was enough to last 100 years, and it was bought at over 24 times to fair price.
Harry Daugherty was the ________________ and accepted money from criminals which was illegal for a man in his position.
This man's nickname was Silent Cal.
This was put in place in 1924 and allowed Germany to pay war to debts to Great Britain and France who would then pay war debts back to the US.
The idea of emphasizing science over religion.
The Three R's were an emphasis in rural ______________.
Someone that believe every word in the Bible was absolute truth was called a _______________.
These immigrants were excluded from the Quota Laws of 1921 and 1924.
This person was the prosecutor of the Scopes Trial. Hint: He was also a three-time presidential candidate.
This person came from Chicago to defend John Scopes in his trial.
John Scopes broke the law by teaching ____________ in his science classroom.
In 1915 the ______________ was revived on Stone Mountain in Georgia.
The Eighteenth Amendment is more commonly known as _____________.
After 1919, most Americans would get their alcohol in ___________________.
Someone that illegally sold alcohol was called a _________________.
This was one of the most popular movie stars of the 1920s.
This is how people heard about the weather, sports, and other news.
Women gained this with the passing of the 19th Amendment in 1920.
This was a young woman with short hair, a short dress, and lots of makeup tht would typically take part in social crazes of the time.
This athlete played for the Yankees and was involved with what is often considered the worst baseball trade of all time.
This is the author of the American classic, The Great Gatsby.