Chapter 13 History test

the manufacture,sale,&transportation of alcoholic beverages were legally prohibited.

underground hidden saloons&night clubs where people illegally obtained liquor

people who smuggled in&sold liquor

a literal,or nonsymbolic, interpretation of the bible that the protestant movement grounded

he was hired to defend John T. Scopes

a fight over evolution&the role of science&religion in public schools&in american society

an emancipated young woman who embraced the new fashions&urban attitudes of the day

a set of principles granting greater sexual freedom to men than to women

americas most beloved hero of all time;pilot who made the 1st nonstop solo flight across the atlantic

a jewish composer that merged popular concert music w/ american jazz to create a new sound that was identifiably american

produced intensely colored canvases that captured the grandeur of NY

an outspoken social critic that was the 1st american to win a Nobel Prize in Lit

coined the term "Jazz Age"

wrote poems celebrating youth&a life of independence&freedom from traditional constraints

became the best-known expatriate author;wrote "Thesan Also Rises"&"A Farewell to Arms"

in the african american literary society

poet,lawyer,&NAACP executive secretary

an immigrant from jamaica that believed that african americans should build a separate society.(a radical)

a literary&artistic movement celebrating african american culture

a novelist,poet,jamaican immigrant,a major figure whose militant verses urged african americans to resist prejudice&discrimination

the movements best known poet&his poems described the difficult lives of working class african americans

son of a one time slave;a major dramatic actor

joined Joe "king" Olivers jazz group that was known as the creole jazz band

a jazz pianist&composer that led his ten-piece orchestra @ the cotton club.