Match the items on the right with the items on the left.

John T. Scopes	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Al Capone	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Margaret Sanger	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Clarence Darrow	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
W.E.B. DuBois	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Marcus Garvey	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Babe Ruth	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Charlie Chaplin	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
George H. Ruth	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Charles Lindbergh	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Ernest Hemingway	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Booker T. Washington	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Billy Sunday	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Aimee Semple McPherson	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Sinclair Lewis	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Langston Hughes	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Zora Neale Hurston	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Paul Robeson	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Louis Armstong	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Duke Ellington	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Bessie Smith	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.
Amelia Earhart	??? He encouraged blacks to challenge the status quo by getting an education. A jazz pianist- one of America's greatest composers. A major dramatic actor in London and New York. 1920's gangster who controlled vast areas- he bootlegged alcohol. Won a Nobel Prize for literature- discusses conformity and materialism of the 20's. She disappeared over the oceans after being the first woman to cross the Atlantic solo. A famous trial lawyer who represented John T. Scopes. An early civil right's leader who began a movement which "returned to Africa". His goals was never fully realized. An writer who questioned the materialism of the 20's. He left and went to live in Spain - I believe! Once a baseball player, he moved on to become a powerful evangelist of the 20's. He was the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic- winning $25,000. An early Yankee hero - he hit over 60 homeruns. A hero of the 20's- of baseball fans at least! An early film actor. Boy did he have a lot of ex-wives and girlfriends! He challenged Tennesse State law by teaching Darwin's theory of evolution. An influential musician in jazz history. His poems described the difficulties of the working class lifestyle. Her work shows the values of the poor- the plight of Southern blacks. Used radio to further the fundamentalist cause. She violated Comstock laws by providing information on birth control. He founded the Tuskegee Institute and discouraged blacks from challenging the system- he said change would occur gradually. One of the best vocalist of the decade.