Roaring 20s Matching Worksheet Carefully read each term on the left hand side, and match it with the correct description from the right hand side by writing the letter it matches with on the line to the left of the number. Terms __ 1. Marcus Garvey __ 2. Tin Pan Alley __ 3. Clarence Darrow __ 4. Glenn Curtis __ 5. Henry Ford __ 6. President Harding __ 7. Teapot Dome Scandal __ 8. Langston Hughes __ 9. Charles Lindbergh __ 10. William Jennings Bryan __ 11. Modern Views vs Traditional Values __ 12. Eugenics __ 13. Red Scare __ 14. Assembly Line __ 15. Social Darwinism __ 16. Nativism __ 17. Great Migration __ 18. Prohibition __ 19. Jazz __ 20. Flapper Description A. Different human ethnicities competing for survival just like plants and animals B. Fear of the Spread of Communism C. Advancement by breeding D. Universal Negro Improvement Association E. Extreme dislike of foreigners F. Led to dramatic increase in crime G. Central hub for distribution of sheet music H. Revolutionized industrial Manufacturing 1. Return to Normalcy Speech J. Invented Model Tand Assembly Line K. First man to fly across Atlantic Ocean L. Conviction of Presidential Cabinet Member M. Challenged social norms and roles of women N. Prosecuted Scopes Traditionalist 0. African American Poet;Wrote about Racial Pride P. Musical Contribution of Harlem Renaissance Q. 2 Million African Americans move to NE for Economic Opportunities R. Invented plane that could land on water S. First tensions were seen between these 2 groups during the Scopes T. Defended Scopes Modernist

## Step 1<br />The problem involves matching historical figures and terms from the 1920s with their corresponding descriptions. The terms include Marcus Garvey, Tin Pan Alley, Clarence Darrow, Glenn Curtis, Henry Ford, President Harding, Teapot Dome Scandal, Langston Hughes, Charles Lindbergh, William Jennings Bryan, Modern Views vs Traditional Values, Eugenics, Red Scare, Assembly Line, Social Darwinism, Nativism, Great Migration, Prohibition, Jazz, and Flapper.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The descriptions include various historical events, ideologies, and cultural phenomena. For example, Marcus Garvey was the leader of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (D), Tin Pan Alley was the central hub for distribution of sheet music (G), Clarence Darrow defended Scopes Modernist (T), Glenn Curtis invented a plane that could land on water (R), Henry Ford invented the Model T and assembly line (J), President Harding's "Return to Normalcy" speech (I), Teapot Dome Scandal led to the conviction of a presidential cabinet member (L), Langston Hughes was an African American poet who wrote about racial pride (O), Charles Lindbergh was the first man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean (K), William Jennings Bryan prosecuted the Scopes Traditionalist (N), Modern Views vs Traditional Values challenged social norms and roles of women (M), Eugenics involved human ethnicities competing for survival (A), Red Scare was the fear of the spread of communism (B), Assembly Line revolutionized industrial manufacturing (H), Social Darwinism involved human ethnicities competing for survival (A), Nativism involved extreme dislike of foreigners (E), Great Migration involved 2 million African Americans moving to the Northeast for economic opportunities (Q), Prohibition led to a dramatic increase in crime (F), Jazz was a musical contribution of the Harlem Renaissance (P), and Flapper challenged social norms and roles of women (M).