| Louis Armstrong | | Heavyweight Boxer; Promoters Gained over $2,000,000 from Ballyhoo Matches |
| Jack Dempsey | | Plane Flown By Charles Lindbergh; 1st Solo Trans-Atlantic Flight |
| Cats Pajamas | | Mob Boss; Controlled Large-scale Gambling and Bootlegging |
| Prohibition | | Trumpeter; Amazing Jass Musician |
| Giggle Water | | Period of Achievement by African American Artists |
| Babe Ruth | | Women Who Shocked Former Generations by Adopting New Styles;Educated and Brought Up Similarily to Men |
| Harlem Renaissance | | Disappointed of Materialism; Voiced Social Discontent in Novels |
| Yiddish Theater | | Alcohol |
| Scopes Trial | | Baseball Star; Known for Home Run Records |
| Speakeasies | | Password Bar |
| Ida B. Wells-Barnett | | New Dance Style; Conservational; Associated with Flappers |
| Charleston | | Cool |
| Mason-Dixon Line | | "Provisional President of Africa"; Wnated to re-colonize with African Americans |
| Marcus Gravery | | Religion vs evolution trial over teaching of darwinism |
| Charlie Chaplin | | Theater of Combined Language of Eastern European Jews |
| Sinclair Lewis | | Legal Ban of Alcohol |
| Flappers | | Slogan; One of Gravery's Ideas |
| Al Capone | | Women's Right To Vote |
| Bootlegging | | Smuggled Prohibited Goods |
| Spirit of St. Louis | | 1920s Version of Yellow Journalism; Media Hype |
| Black Is Beautiful | | Successful, Popular, Smart; Name from Hair Style |
| Ballyhoo | | Established Anti-Lynching Organization; Crusaded Against Lynching |
| Suffrage | | Boundary Line between North and South, Pennsylvania and Maryland |
| Materialism | | Actor; Known for Little Tramp |
| Slicker | | One's Pursuit of Money And poessessions |
