Video Questions: The Century,America's Time Episode 3: 1920-1929 Boom to Bust 15. How did credit change the way people spent their money? 16. What was the most popular item people purchased? 17. Describe how the new woman of the 1920s behaved. 18. What is a flapper? What is a modern equivalent to a flapper? 19. The Scopes Trial was a fight between __ and 20. List two social groups the KKK was against? 21. The KKK population grew to __ million. 22. The KKK gained political control of __ states. 23. Describe what happens when someone is lynched? 24. What is Babe Ruth famous for? 25. Why were people attracted to spectator sports? 26. What did Charles Lindbergh accomplish? 27. What was the last unexplored frontier? 28. What happened to the stock market in October 1929? How did it affect the American people? https://www. youtube .com/watch?v=RN7ftyZigY's

15. Credit allowed people to buy goods and services and pay for them later, leading to increased spending and consumption.<br />16. The most popular item people purchased in the 1920s was the automobile.<br />17. The new woman of the 1920s was independent, assertive, and often wore shorter skirts and bobbed hair. She pursued careers and engaged in activities that were previously considered exclusive to men.<br />18. A flapper was a young woman in the 1920s who defied traditional norms by wearing short skirts, bobbing their hair, and engaging in activities such as smoking and drinking. A modern equivalent to a flapper could be someone who embraces non-conformity and challenges societal expectations.<br />19. The Scopes Trial was a fight between science and religion.<br />20. Two social groups the KKK was against were African Americans and Catholics.<br />21. The KKK population grew to 4 million.<br />22. The KKK gained political control of 4 states.<br />23. When someone is lynched, they are brutally murdered by a mob, often by hanging, without any legal process or trial.<br />24. Babe Ruth is famous for his exceptional baseball skills, particularly his ability to hit home runs.<br />25. People were attracted to spectator sports because they provided entertainment, excitement, and a sense of community.<br />26. Charles Lindbergh accomplished the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight in 1927.<br />27. The last unexplored frontier was the North Pole.<br />28. In October 1929, the stock market crashed, leading to the Great Depression. This event had a devastating impact on the American people, causing widespread economic hardship and unemployment.