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People, People, PeoplePeople, People, People100100

Man who made the first Man who made the first reliable and affordable reliable and affordable

automobile available to the automobile available to the average citizen; also known average citizen; also known for Anti-Semitic views; paid for Anti-Semitic views; paid

workers $5/dayworkers $5/day

Who is Who is ““Henry Ford?Henry Ford?””.."Islam etc." Jeopardy

People, People, PeoplePeople, People, People 200200

Notorious bootlegger & Mobster of Notorious bootlegger & Mobster of the 1920s; he claimed he was the 1920s; he claimed he was merely a businessman fulfilling merely a businessman fulfilling

a need for the public-50pt a need for the public-50pt bonus-bootleggers led to the bonus-bootleggers led to the

creation of this sportcreation of this sport

Who was Who was ““Al Capone;Nascar?Al Capone;Nascar?””"Islam etc." Jeopardy


Defeated Woodrow Wilson Defeated Woodrow Wilson in the election of 1920 in the election of 1920

under the slogan under the slogan ““a return a return to normalcyto normalcy””

Who is Who is ““Warren G. Harding?Warren G. Harding?””"Islam etc." Jeopardy

Daily Daily DoubleDouble

Go to question


Became President when Harding Became President when Harding died; known as “Silent Cal”; died; known as “Silent Cal”;

he was sworn in by his father; he was sworn in by his father; known for accomplishing little known for accomplishing little

during his officeduring his office

Who is Who is ““Calvin Coolidge?Calvin Coolidge?””””"Islam etc." Jeopardy


Name of two Italian anarchists Name of two Italian anarchists that received the death that received the death

penalty for their supposed penalty for their supposed role in a robbery/murder; role in a robbery/murder;

“they looked Italian“they looked Italian””

Who is Who is ““Sacco & Vanzetti?Sacco & Vanzetti?””"Islam etc." Jeopardy

Potpourri 100Potpourri 100

Term for a period of rising Term for a period of rising stock prices; many people stock prices; many people try to invest using credit try to invest using credit

during this timeduring this time

What is a What is a ““Bull Market?Bull Market?””"Islam etc." Jeopardy

PotpourriPotpourri 200200

Form of buying stock on credit. Form of buying stock on credit. (Pay as little as 10% up front (Pay as little as 10% up front and the rest over a period of and the rest over a period of

months)months)

What is What is ““buying on margin?buying on margin?””"Islam etc." Jeopardy


Process used by Henry Ford to Process used by Henry Ford to keep manufacturing costs low keep manufacturing costs low

(each person puts on one (each person puts on one specific part of the car); process specific part of the car); process originally used in meat packing originally used in meat packing

industryindustry

What is an What is an ““assembly line?assembly line?””"Islam etc." Jeopardy


Name of the scandal that Name of the scandal that rocked the Harding rocked the Harding

administrationadministration

What is theWhat is the““Teapot Dome Teapot Dome Scandal?Scandal?””

"Islam etc." Jeopardy


Explain what exactly happened Explain what exactly happened and who was involved in the and who was involved in the

Teapot Dome Scandal.Teapot Dome Scandal.

What is What is ““Sec. of Interior Albert Fall took Sec. of Interior Albert Fall took bribes to lease (reserve) oil fields for bribes to lease (reserve) oil fields for

military to private companiesmilitary to private companies””"Islam etc." Jeopardy

CultureCulture101000

Often termed the monkey trial; Often termed the monkey trial; pitted Christian pitted Christian

Fundamentalism vs. Fundamentalism vs. Evolution; happened in Evolution; happened in

TennesseeTennessee

What is What is ““the Scopes Trial?the Scopes Trial?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

CultureCulture 200200

This group preferred to This group preferred to remain anonymous as they remain anonymous as they

brought terror to African brought terror to African Americans and those that Americans and those that went against their viewswent against their views

Who are Who are ““the Ku Klux Klan?the Ku Klux Klan?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

CultureCulture 300300

Popular dance during the Popular dance during the 19201920’’s; Hint- named after s; Hint- named after a city in South Carolinaa city in South Carolina

What is What is ““the Charleston?the Charleston?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

CultureCulture400400

Term that refers to when a large Term that refers to when a large number of new, affordable number of new, affordable

goods became available to the goods became available to the public; many of which were public; many of which were

aimed at housewivesaimed at housewives

What is What is ““Consumer Consumer Revolution?Revolution?””

"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

Culture Culture 500500

Describe what a Flapper looked Describe what a Flapper looked like and how their actions like and how their actions

differed from traditional female differed from traditional female conduct during the time conduct during the time

Wore makeup, often red lipstick, short Wore makeup, often red lipstick, short skirts and a short (bob) haircut; skirts and a short (bob) haircut;

publicly drank w/men in speakeasies; publicly drank w/men in speakeasies; smoked cigs; sexually freesmoked cigs; sexually free"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

Music/Literature Music/Literature 100100

Type of music that relies on Type of music that relies on improvisationimprovisation

What is What is ““Jazz?Jazz?””"Absolutism &Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

Music/LiteratureMusic/Literature 200200

Famous piano player & Famous piano player & composer. Played at the composer. Played at the

Cotton Club in Harlem Cotton Club in Harlem regularlyregularly

Who was Who was ““Duke Ellington?Duke Ellington?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

Music/Literature Music/Literature 300300

Famous trumpet player; unofficial Famous trumpet player; unofficial Ambassador of Jazz; great Ambassador of Jazz; great

improviser improviser

Who was Who was “Lo“Louis Armstrong?uis Armstrong?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy


Wrote the Wrote the ““Sun Also Rises & Sun Also Rises & A Farewell to ArmsA Farewell to Arms””;he is ;he is credited with being the credited with being the

voice of the Lost voice of the Lost GenerationGeneration

Who was Who was ““Ernest Ernest Hemingway?Hemingway?””



This famous African American This famous African American man is known for his poetry man is known for his poetry

that talked about the that talked about the experience of being black;experience of being black;

Who was Who was ““Langston Langston Hughes?Hughes?””


HerzogHerzog’’s Famouss Famous100100

Secret bars operated by Secret bars operated by bootleggers during bootleggers during

Prohibition-Shhh not so loud; Prohibition-Shhh not so loud; secret password needed to secret password needed to get in or someone had to get in or someone had to vouch for your charactervouch for your character

What were What were ““Speakeasies?Speakeasies?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

HerzogHerzog’’s Famouss Famous 200200

Made the manufacture, Made the manufacture, distribution and sale of alcohol distribution and sale of alcohol illegal; didn’t address the issue illegal; didn’t address the issue

of consumption created of consumption created Prohibition which was a failure.Prohibition which was a failure.

What is theWhat is the““18th Amendment?18th Amendment?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy


This law enforced the 18th This law enforced the 18th Amendment; this helped Amendment; this helped people like Elliot Ness try people like Elliot Ness try to stop organized crime to stop organized crime and stop the illegal sale and stop the illegal sale

of alcoholof alcohol

What is What is ““the Volstead Act?the Volstead Act?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy


This group took advantage of This group took advantage of their poker buddy (Harding) their poker buddy (Harding)

who won the Presidency; who won the Presidency; (Hint:Teapot Dome)(Hint:Teapot Dome)

Who is the Who is the ““Ohio Gang?Ohio Gang?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy


Explain the problems with Explain the problems with enforcing the 18enforcing the 18thth

AmendmentAmendment

What is What is ““law law didn’t ban drinking it didn’t ban drinking it initially; prescriptions by Dr’s, Rabbis, initially; prescriptions by Dr’s, Rabbis,

Priests could still get it; illegal Priests could still get it; illegal moonshine/bathtub gin;too few moonshine/bathtub gin;too few

enforcement officials?enforcement officials?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Jeopardy

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Acts, Acts, Laws, Laws,

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Planes, Planes, Trains, Trains,

& & AutomoAutomo

bilesbiles

Jazz & Jazz & Harlem Harlem RenaissRenaiss

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Planes, Planes, Movies, Movies, & Radio& Radio

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ACLU stands for this. How ACLU stands for this. How was this organization was this organization

involved in the Scopes Trialinvolved in the Scopes Trial

What is What is ““American Civil Liberties Union; American Civil Liberties Union; paid for lawyer for John Scopes paid for lawyer for John Scopes

(Clarence Darrow)?(Clarence Darrow)?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

OtherOther 400400

Name of the plan that arranged Name of the plan that arranged loans to Germany so they could loans to Germany so they could pay off debt to France, Britain pay off debt to France, Britain which in turn went pay their which in turn went pay their

debts to the U.S.debts to the U.S.

What is the What is the ““Dawes Plan?Dawes Plan?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

OtherOther 600600

Name of the trial of a school Name of the trial of a school teacher who challenged a teacher who challenged a Tennessee law that made Tennessee law that made teaching evolution illegal; teaching evolution illegal;

Evolution vs. FundamentalismEvolution vs. Fundamentalism

What is the What is the ““Scopes Trial?Scopes Trial?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

OtherOther 800800

Controlled Immigration; allowed Controlled Immigration; allowed only 2% of the # of immigrants only 2% of the # of immigrants

in the U.S. based on immigration in the U.S. based on immigration numbers during 1890numbers during 1890

What is the What is the ““Quota System?Quota System?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

OtherOther 10001000

This law repealed prohibition; This law repealed prohibition; made liquor legal once again;made liquor legal once again;

(hint-must be this age to (hint-must be this age to currently drink alcohol currently drink alcohol

legally)legally)

What was What was ““the 21st Amendment?the 21st Amendment?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

Planes, Trains, & Planes, Trains, & AutomobilesAutomobiles

200200Two word term that refers Two word term that refers to the rapid manufacture to the rapid manufacture

of large numbers of of large numbers of identical itemsidentical items

Where is Where is ““mass production?mass production?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

Planes, Trains, & Planes, Trains, & Automobiles Automobiles

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This man travelled nonstop This man travelled nonstop from Long Island, NY to from Long Island, NY to

Paris, France becoming an Paris, France becoming an instant heroinstant hero

Who is the Who is the ““Charles Lindbergh?Charles Lindbergh?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


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Name of the first Name of the first affordable automobile ; affordable automobile ; Only available in blackOnly available in black

What is the What is the ““Model T?Model T?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


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Careful…Tricky ?...Man who Careful…Tricky ?...Man who created the automobile created the automobile before Henry Ford; was before Henry Ford; was

very expensivevery expensive

Who was Who was ““Ransom Olds?Ransom Olds?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


10001000The Car & the Airplane had The Car & the Airplane had

devastating effects on devastating effects on what industry:what industry:

What was the What was the ““Train/Railroads?Train/Railroads?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

Jazz & Harlem Renaissance Jazz & Harlem Renaissance 200200

Why were many African Why were many African Americans upset about the Americans upset about the

influx of whites into Harlem?influx of whites into Harlem?

More clubs began to ban blacks More clubs began to ban blacks from entering their clubs except from entering their clubs except

as performersas performers"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

Jazz & Harlem Renaissance Jazz & Harlem Renaissance 400 400

Name of the most famous music Name of the most famous music club in Harlem,NY during the club in Harlem,NY during the 19201920’’s where Duke Ellington s where Duke Ellington performed nearly every nightperformed nearly every night

What was What was ““The Cotton Club?The Cotton Club?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


Center for Jazz Music in Center for Jazz Music in the North was in this city the North was in this city

(Capone(Capone’’s city)s city)

Where is Where is ““Chicago?Chicago?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


Increased opportunity in the Increased opportunity in the North and leaving the South North and leaving the South

from fear of the KKK led to thisfrom fear of the KKK led to this

What was the What was the ““Great Migration?Great Migration?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


The significance of this was The significance of this was that it produced a wealth of that it produced a wealth of African Americans poetry, African Americans poetry,

literature, art, & music:literature, art, & music:

What is the What is the ““Harlem Renaissance?Harlem Renaissance?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

Planes, Radio, & MoviesPlanes, Radio, & Movies200200

The first solo flight across the The first solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean was done by Atlantic Ocean was done by

this man: Also name his planethis man: Also name his plane

Who was Who was ““Charles Lindbergh; Spirit Charles Lindbergh; Spirit of St. Louis?of St. Louis?””

"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

Planes, Radio, & Movies Planes, Radio, & Movies 400400

Americans owned nearly Americans owned nearly 600,000 of these in 1923600,000 of these in 1923

What are What are ““radio sets?radio sets?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


These brothers are credited These brothers are credited with being the first in flightwith being the first in flight

Who are the Who are the ““Wright Brothers?Wright Brothers?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


Since the first Since the first ““talkietalkie”” this industry this industry eclipsed all other forms of eclipsed all other forms of

entertainment, weekly admissions entertainment, weekly admissions of 100 million occurred of 100 million occurred

What is What is ““the movie industry?the movie industry?”” "Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


Civilization becoming more Civilization becoming more closely linked was the closely linked was the

result of this invention : result of this invention :

What is the What is the ““the Airplane?the Airplane?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

HerzogHerzog’’s Famouss Famous200200

According to Mr. Herzog, According to Mr. Herzog, America is known for the America is known for the Constitution, baseball and Constitution, baseball and

__________________

What is What is ““Jazz?Jazz?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy

HerzogHerzog’’s Famous s Famous 400400

Famous Austrian Famous Austrian Psychologist; his theory Psychologist; his theory

claimed human behavior is claimed human behavior is driven by our unconscious driven by our unconscious

desiresdesires

Who was Who was ““Sigmund Freud?Sigmund Freud?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


Marcus GarveyMarcus Garvey’’s philosophy of s philosophy of separation of the races went separation of the races went

directly against the philosophies directly against the philosophies of these two famous African of these two famous African

Americans you learned aboutAmericans you learned about

Who were Who were ““Washington & Dubois?Washington & Dubois?””"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy"Absolutism & Constitutionalism" Double Jeopardy


Full name and nickname of the Full name and nickname of the man who was Vice President to man who was Vice President to Harding and became President Harding and became President when Harding suffered a heart when Harding suffered a heart

attackattack

Who was Who was ““Calvin Coolidge AKA Calvin Coolidge AKA Silent Cal?Silent Cal?””



Lack of enforcement officials, Lack of enforcement officials, could be sold with a doctorcould be sold with a doctor’’s s

prescription, people were doing prescription, people were doing it anyway even though it was it anyway even though it was

illegal:illegal:

What was What was ““Problems with Problems with Enforcing Prohibition?Enforcing Prohibition?””


Final JeopardyFinal JeopardyCategoryCategory

ProhibitionProhibition

List 5 Reasons why Prohibition List 5 Reasons why Prohibition (18(18thth Amendment) was Amendment) was unsuccessful in the U.S.unsuccessful in the U.S.

1.1. 1818thth-banned sale/distribution but not -banned sale/distribution but not consumption (Volstead Actconsumption (Volstead Act

2.2. Prescriptions by Drs. (Ex-cough)Prescriptions by Drs. (Ex-cough)3.3. Rabbi’s/Priests could get legally Rabbi’s/Priests could get legally 4.4. Too few enforcement officialsToo few enforcement officials5.5. Organized Crime/bootlegging Organized Crime/bootlegging

stronghold-too much $$ to stopstronghold-too much $$ to stop6.6. Law enforcement tempted by bribesLaw enforcement tempted by bribes7.7. Speakeasies continued to operate-Speakeasies continued to operate-

police were customers (too many to police were customers (too many to bust all)bust all)

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