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John Thomas Scopes, a teacher in Tennessee, was arrested for teaching evolution in a science class. The Butler Act, passed in March, made it a misdemeanor to teach anything that goes against creation in the Bible. Scopes was found guilty and forced to pay an $100 fine.

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After the passing of the 18th amendment, jazz clubs and speakeasies brought on flapper girls. They pushed barriers in economic, political, and sexual freedoms for women. Earlier generations were shocked by the smoking and drinking in public, dancing at clubs, and sexual freedom.

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The 1920s was the time for passenger airplanes. Charles Lindbergh was the first to have a solo flight across the Atlantic in his plane, The Spirit of St. Louis. After the war, planes were made to be stronger and faster.

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The original KKK was racist towards black people before the abolition of slavery, however the modernized KKK had new motivations. The comeback was inspired by "Birth of a Nation", directed by D. W. Griffith, a violently anti-black film of 1915 that prmoted the "lost cause" of the south's view of the Civil War. The new Klan supported prohibition, and in Maine, Colorado, and Oregon, helped try to ban catholic schools.

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There were many gangsters in the 20's, such as Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, and Bugs Moran, and so many more. Al Capone, known as 'scarface', joined the Five Points gang when he was a teenager and was in charge of brothels. Capone was behind the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre, where 7 rival gang members were killed. Lucky Luciano was also in the Five Points Gang and is considered the 'father of organized crime' and was later arrested for running a prostitution racket in 1936. Bugs Moran was on the opposing side on the Valnetine's Day Massacre, with seven of his gang members being killed.

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Popular sports in the 1920s included boxing, baseball, basketball, and football. Stars were idolized as much as Hollywood stars. Women also go to enjoy sports in baggy trousers and knickerbockers, for golf, cycling, and tennis.

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By 1930, Henry Ford had manufactured over 20 million Model T's. With the idea of the assembly line, it made work go faster and easier while making cars.

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One result of the 18th amendment, prohibition, was speakeasies. With speakeasies came flappers and the jazz age. Speakeasies were a secret way to drink alcohol without being caught, often being very lucrative and hidden.

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Babe Ruth was one of the most famous athletes during this time. The baseball star was elected into the Hall of Fame in 1936 for his outstanding baseball career. Ruth was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles but was traded several times before retirement.

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Themes of the Harlem Renssiance challenged the racist sterotypes created by groups such as the KKK. It was started becuase of the Great Migration and was inspired by pride of African Americans.

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Sanger first established Planned Parenthood as a birth control center, which then later developed into a center for abortions and many other feminine needs. She also established the American Birth Control League.

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Armstrong was one of the most famous singers of the jazz age. He is most commonly known for his trumpet playing, and during his tours had large bands accompany him to play in shows. Armstrong influenced new music and music styles during the jazz age.

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Soon after Herbert Hoover was elected as President, the largest stock market crash in US history, Black Tuesday, occurred. The Dow Jones fell 12% in one single day. This day resulted in mass unemployment, bankruptcies, and a decline in money production.

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The 19th Amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920. This gave women the right to vote, which gave more freedoms and later led to social changes. Politicians would cater to women with legislation for them, however, most of the time women voted the same as their husbands.

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The Red Scare in the US was the fear of communism entering the states. With the mass immigration from Asia, the fear of communism and anarchism increased. This, however, was not the first red scare. During the Bolshevik Revolution during World War 1, which kicked off the rise of the communist party and created fear of Bolsheviks and anarchists.

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Charles Augustus Lindbergh was the son of the famous aviator, was kidnapped at 20 months old from his home. Later found a $50,000 dollar ransom note. A second ransom notes was found, now demanding $70,000.

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During Warren G. Harding's presidency, his secretary of the interior leased oil reserves in Elk Hills, California and Teapot Dome, Wyoming to rich oil tycoons. Albert Beacon Hall had received $400,000 in bribes to release the reserves, he later became the first cabinet member to be imprisoned for crimes committed in office.

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The Charleston was popular among flappers and dance clubs. Unlike any dance before, it was a fast paced swinging of legs legs and big arm movements. It was named after the harbor city of Charleston, South Carolina because of the rhythm created by James P. Johnson.

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In 1920, Palmer raids were used to arrest foreign communists, anarchists, and radical leftists. Once arrested, the immigrants would be deported. These raids were conducted because of social unrest during World War 1, led by General Attorney A. Mitchell Palmer.

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NBC and CBS first started out as radio networks then traveled to television when they were created. The first radios made in the 1920's were called "crystal radios" and used a piece of lead galena crystal and a cat whisker to find the radio signal. These allowed people to join the radio move because they were easy to make at home. Everything from music to news was broadcast on the radio.