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| hidden saloons and night clubs where you could purchase alcohol |
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| people who bought alcohol and smuggled it in from Canada |
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| a protestant movement grounded in a literal interpretatio of the Bible |
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| the most famous trial lawyer of the day, defended scopes |
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| a fight over evolution and the role of science and religion in public schools |
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| an emancipated young woman who embracd the new fashions and urban attitudes of the day |
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| a set of principles granting greater sexual freedom to men than to woman |
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| Baseball's legendary star was New York Yankees slugger |
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| the first woman to swim the English Channel |
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| made first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic |
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| Composer of concert music, wrote Rhapsody in blue and concerto in F |
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| famous for her paintings of the Southwest |
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| 1st american to win nobel prize in literature (wrote Babbit, Satire of Middle Class) |
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| coined the term the "jazz age", wrote about the emptiness of wealth |
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| wrote poems celebrating youth and a life of independence and freedom from constraints |
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| wounded in the 1sy WW became the best known expatritate author (a farewell to arms author) |
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| an female African American writer (major part of harlem renaissance) |
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| poet, lawyer and NAACP executive secretary |
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| a Jamican immigrant who believed that African american should bulid a seperate society |
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| a literary and artistic movement celebrating African-American culture |
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| a Jamican Immigrant who was a major influence during the Harlem Reniassance |
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| the movement's best-known poet wrote about freedom and equality |
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| the son of a run away slave became a actor, singer, and a soviet backer |
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| a trumpet player who rose to stardom during the jazz era |
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| a jazz pianist and composer led his ten-piece orchestra at the Cotton Club |
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| a female blues singer (queen of blues) |
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| movement of African Americans north |
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| most powerful '20s communications medium |
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| violent Chicago gnagster and bootlegger |
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| organization, led an antilynching campign |
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