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Sacco and Vanzetti were Italian immigrants who were accused of murdering Frederick Parmenter and Alessandro Berardelli. They both believed in anarchy. They were also accused of armed robbery of a shoe company in Massachusetts.

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Charles Lindbergh Jr. was kidnapped from the nursery in Lindbergh's home. He was kidnapped on March 1, 1932 around 9:00 pm. He was the son of Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Charles A. Lindbergh, who was a famous aviator. The kid was found dead a couple of miles from their home.

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Flappers were young women who wore short dresses and had short bobs. Flappers wore dresses that were mostly sleeveless, low cut, and to the knee. They embraced their freedoms through their behavior and the way they dressed. They would be used to advertise soaps, cosmetics, perfumes, etc. Virginia, Utah, and Ohio tried to ban things like short dresses and tight fitting clothes on women.

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In the 1920's airplanes were designed to go longer distances and carry heavier loads. Airplanes that were made of all - metal became normal. They also began using passenger terminals. Aviators broke distance and speed records. Amelia Earhart, a women aviator, was the first person to fly over the English- Channel and Atlantic.

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Palmer Raids were directed by the US government in an attempt to arrest foreign leftist, anarchist, and communist. These were led by attorney general, A. Mitchell Palmer. They arrested more than two-hundred people in New York City.

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The KKK was a racist organization that was violent to blacks and other races. In the 20's, the KKK spread from the South to the midwest. They targeted mostly blacks, Catholics, and Jewish people. By the 20's there was about 8 million people in the violent organization. Some House members supported them. After a leader of the KKK raped and assaulted a girl the organization went downhill.

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Advertisements in the 1920's mostly related back to the product creating youthfulness, popularity, and attractiveness. These advertisements were for motor cars, drinks, and household products. They used people such as flappers to draw attention to the advertisement. They put these advertisements in magazines and newspapers, where people look almost everyday.

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Flappers did the Charleston all the time in the 20's. The Charleston is a popular dance in the 1920's. The motion is swinging of the legs and arm movements. The dance was named after the town Charleston, South Carolina.

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There was a bunch of organized crime in the 20's due to prohibition laws. The most famous criminals during this time were Al Capone and Bonnie and Clyde. Al Capone was a bootlegger and the most famous gangster in the 1920's. Bonnie and Clyde went around and murdered people and robbed places. The Mafia was a was a big group/gang apart of organized crime.

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The most popular sport during this time was baseball. Boxing was almost as popular as baseball but not quite. Many other sports like basketball, swimming, and horse racing became popular. A famous jockey was Man o' War.

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The Teapot Dome Scandal was the most sensational example of corruption in the history of U.S. politics. A former Secretary of the Interior, was charged with accepting bribes from oil companies in exchange for exclusive rights to drill for oil on federal land. The sites included land near a teapot-shaped outcrop in Wyoming known as Teapot Dome, and two other government-owned sites in California named Elk Hills and Buena Vista Hills.

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The most popular car in the 20's was Henry Ford's Model T. The expansion of automobiles created jobs for people in America. Cars actually helped the nation's economy. These cars ran off of gasoline and oil and the transmission was manual. Cars around this time costed around $525. Brands of these cars were Buick, Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet, and Lincoln. This created so many opportunities for the nation's economy and citizens.

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Babe Ruth was the most famous baseball player in the 1920's. He helped the Yankees draw the most fans in just one year than any other team. He an average of 46 homers every year for the Yankees in the 20's.

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Speakeasies were places where liquor and other alcoholic beverages were sold illegally. They claimed that the alcoholic beverages were for medical purposes so they didn't get in trouble. The most famous speakeasy was the Stork Club on West 58th Street.

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Harlem Renaissance was the development of a neighborhood in Harlem, NYC. This was a black cultural place in the 1920's. This renaissance was an era of artistic and cultural activity of African Americans. Big artists during this era were Aaron Douglas and Augusta Savage.

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Fitzgerald is known as one of the best author's during the 20's. His books are famous for his depiction of the youth during the jazz era. The best known book by him is the Great Gatsby, he based the main character Daisy off of his wife. The books he wrote portrayed societies materialisms and corruption.

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Black Tuesday was on October 29, 1929. The New York Stock Exchange had completely collapsed. In a single day 16,410,030 shares were traded on the NY Stock Exchange. Black Tuesday was caused by people who invested in their savings or borrowed money to buy stocks. These people pushed the price to be unsustainable. Black Tuesday caused the Great Depression.

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Through his jazz music, Louis Armstrong impacted the Harlem Renaissance. He performed with many different musical groups and revolutionized the jazz world. A famous song of his was Sweet Little PapaLouis Armstrong & His Hot Five. He was known for being a trumpet player who would play swing style music.

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Margaret Sanger founded the birth control movement. She believed in controlling the population of blacks, and she thought birth control was the way to do it. She was an advocate for women reproductive rights. Margaret founded Planned Parenthood, which is still a thing today. She was convicted for breaking the postal obscenity laws.

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The nineteenth amendment was passed by Congress on June 4, 1919. This amendment guarantees women of America the right to vote. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton fought for women's suffrage and the right to vote. The first women to vote was Jeannette Rankin.