| hughes | | limit of immigration |
| smith | | boxing star |
| bolsheviks | | tennis hero |
| harlem | | famous female aviator |
| birth of a nation | | movie comedian |
| scare | | radical immigrant who was executed |
| klux | | White, Anglo-Saxon, Protestants (abbr.) |
| ohio | | "The Sultan of Swat" |
| ghetto | | section of NYC |
| hollywood | | __ faire |
| speakeasy | | The Jazz __ |
| singer | | oil scandal under President Harding |
| linbergh | | center of movie industry |
| wasp | | The Red __ |
| sacco | | teacher convicted of teaching evolution |
| black tuesday | | target of the Ku Klux Klan |
| sunday | | President Harding's Secretary of the Interior |
| jolson | | The Jazz Singer |
| vanzetti | | nickname of the 1920s |
| ruth | | period of banned alcohol |
| prohibition | | communists |
| tilden | | "The Galloping Ghost" |
| teapot dome | | organized the Universal Negro Improvement Association |
| fall | | first to fly solo across the Atlantic |
| jones | | brithplace of jazz |
| ford | | first motion picture |
| charleston | | Ku __ Klan |
| dempsey | | writer of the Harlem Renaissance |
| roaring | | democratic candidate in 1928 election |
| al | | a foreign revolutionary |
| boycott | | home state of President Harding |
| quota | | radical immigrant who was executed |
| capone | | The Spirit of __ __ |
| scopes | | a refusal to buy or use |
| new orleans | | musician of the Harlem Renaissance |
| chaplin | | illegal tavern |
| earhart | | nickname of the day of the Stock Market Crash |
| immigrants | | builder of the Model T |
| grange | | __ Smith |
| armstrong | | gangster |
| radical | | dance |
| garvey | | good, run-down neighborhood |
| st louis | | golf star |
| laissez | | evangelist |