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The Scandals and Culture of the 1920s: A Jeopardy PowerPoint Quiz

Dive into the intriguing scandals and vibrant culture of the 1920s with this engaging Jeopardy PowerPoint quiz. Explore the complexities of corruption during the Harding administration, the impact of the 18th Amendment, and the explosion of African American culture in Harlem. Test your knowledge on iconic figures, historical events, and cultural trends of the era. Perfect for educators, students, and history enthusiasts, this quiz will challenge your understanding of a fascinating decade in American history.

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The Scandals and Culture of the 1920s: A Jeopardy PowerPoint Quiz

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  1. PowerPoint Jeopardy

  2. This scandal that took place in Wyoming defined the Harding administration’s corruption. Category 1 – 100 points

  3. Allows consumers to use credit to pay for their purchases in monthly payments. Category 1 – 200 points

  4. A country who stays out of other nation’s affairs except in matters of self-defense. Category 1 – 300 points

  5. Economic theory that stated, “business, if left alone will find a way to prosper.” Category 1 – 400 points

  6. This increased production and lowered the cost of manufacturing products. Category 1 – 500 points

  7. This group called for a “racially and morally pure” America. Category 2 – 100 points

  8. Young women who embraced the fashions and urban attitudes of the 1920s. Category 2 – 200 points

  9. This national association tried to protect the rights of African Americans. Category 2 – 300 points

  10. 18th amendment ban on alcohol. Category 2 – 400 points

  11. Belief in the literal, or word-for-word, interpretation of the bible. Category 2 – 500 points

  12. Many people have one of these who inspire them. Category 3 – 100 points

  13. Communication that reach large audiences. Category 3 – 200 points

  14. Explosion of African American culture in Harlem, NY during the 1920s. Category 3 – 300 points

  15. A citizen of one country who takes up residence in another country. Category 3 – 400 points

  16. Those living during the 1920s who had little hope for the future. Category 3 – 500 points

  17. This Ohio native served as our nation’s President and died in office in 1923. Category 4 – 100 points

  18. This pilot was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic ocean. Category 4 – 200 points

  19. One of the most famous baseball players of all time. Category 4 – 300 points

  20. The most notorious gangster of the 1920s. Category 4 – 400 points

  21. This man called for a return to Africa and sought to protect the rights of African Americans. Category 4 – 500 points

  22. People enjoyed this style of music; a combination of blues and ragtime. Category 5 – 100 points

  23. Items such as music, fashion, and movies that are in style at a given time. Category 5 – 200 points

  24. The Chicago mob ran over 11,000 of these secret underground bars. Category 5 – 300 points

  25. African American musician, famous for his raspy voice and trumpet skills. Category 5 – 400 points

  26. Most nightclub customers new how to dance this crazy style of dance. Category 5 – 500 points

  27. FINAL JEOPARDY What is being made in the photo?

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