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2 THIS IS Jeopardy

3 With Your Host... Ms. Nagle

4 Jeopardy Economics & Politics Popular Culture Crusty Leftovers Harlem Renaissance People Events 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

5 To make people aware of crimes against African Americans was the goal of this group…

6 NAACP A 100

7 To establish a nation in Africa for Africa Americans was the goal of what man

8 Marcus Garvey A 200

9 Who was a leading poet of the Harlem Renaissance?

10 Langston Hughes A 300

11 A burst of African-American culture in the 1920s & 1930s

12 Harlem Renaissance A 400

13 Singer of Jazz and Blues songs included themes about unrequited love, poverty & oppression

14 Bessie Smith A 500

15 29th President B 100

16 Warren G. Harding B 100

17 30th President B 200

18 Calvin Coolidge B 200

19 Less government regulation over business would benefit the nation is what policy?

20 Laissez-Faire B 300

21 Henry Ford was able to build a car what most people could afford by using what?

22 Assembly Line B 400

23 Paying for items in small monthly payments
B 500

24 Installment Payments B 500

25 A young woman eager to try the latest fashion, dance, or fad

26 Flapper C 100

27 Putting value on material things above intellectual or spiritual things

28 Materialistic C 200

29 Legal ban on alcohol imposed by the 18th Amendment

30 Prohibition C 300

31 DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager C 400

32 Americans who became disillusioned with society after WWI

33 Lost Generation C 400

34 Belief that every word of the Bible is literally true
C 500

35 Fundamentalism C 500

36 Introduced jazz, became 1st great cornet & trumpet soloists in jazz music

37 Louis Armstrong D 100

38 Inventor of the assembly line
D 200

39 Henry Ford D 200

40 Famous Baseball player of 1920s
D 300

41 Babe Ruth D 300

42 Biology teacher who was asked to test Butler Act by teaching evolution

43 John T. Scopes D 400

44 Wrote the masterpiece “The Great Gatsby” D 500

45 F. Scott Fitzgerald D 500

46 Nightclubs that illegally served alcohol

47 Speakeasies E 100

48 Communication that reaches a large audience

49 Mass Media E 200

50 Arrangement for delayed payment of a loan or purchase

51 Credit E 300

52 Tax on imports E 400

53 Tariff E 400

54 Scientific theory of how life forms developed over millions of years

55 Evolution E 500

56 What amendment repealed the 18th?
F 100

57 21st Amendment F 100

58 Corruption by a Harding cabinet member, who took bribes to allow oil drilling on public land
F 200

59 Teapot Dome Scandal F 200

60 Racist group that used violence to keep African Americans powerless & America “racially & morally pure” F 300

61 KKK F 300

62 A citizen of one country who lives in another country

63 Expatriate F 400

64 Americans became afraid that Communists might take over the United States government

65 Red Scare F 500

66 The Final Jeopardy Category is: Gangsters Please record your wager.
Click on screen to begin

67 Click on screen to continue
Al Capone was the most famous gangster of the 1920s, what event turned public opinion around about him? Click on screen to continue

68 St. Valentine Day Massacre
Click on screen to continue

69 Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!
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