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Black Tuesday was a stock market crash that occurred in the late 1920s as a result of the London Stock Exchange crash and the frantic selling of shares within the New York stock exchange. This crash would lead the U.S. into an economic depression.

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The Harlem Renaissance was the cultural rebirth of African American arts, and it provided the community with a new sense of pride in what it could do. It led to a boom in literature, music, and theater that impacted those fields forever.

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Margaret Sanger founded the Planned Parenthood Federation, which focused mainly on birth control in the 1920s. The Federation today mainly gains income from abortions.

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Louis Armstrong was a talented musician that performed in many different groups. His style of play revolutionized the jazz genre and started a wave of popularity for it.

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The usage of cars in the 1920s made better roads a necessity. It also provided a new field of jobs for the manufacturing of these vehicles.

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The 1920s were the beginning of the competitive sports era. Sports like football, baseball, and basketball began to have athletes that set themselves apart from the rest such as Babe Ruth for baseball.

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Prior to Talkies, motion pictures did not include sound nor sound effects. Talkies introduced movies that did include such, and this style of movie has been the most prevalent since this time period.

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This emerged as a result of prohibition as it encouraged the illegal sell of alcohol along with other illegal goods/services. Prolific mobsters were able to make millions a year off of these illegal activities.

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Due to the rise of immigration during this time period, the Klan's numbers skyrocketed, and it spread beyond the south. The Klan was also supportive of the restrictions of immigration imposed during this time period.

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This series of laws mostly restricted areas in Southern and Eastern Europe. This was done by the U.S. because of its fear of the spread of radical ideals.

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Following WWI, the fear of the spread of communism prompted the U.S. government to arrest those who they assumed to be communists/anarchists. This led to improveed experience regarding terrorists threats that the U.S. would deal with in the future.

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In the 1920s, credit saw its first boom with the mortgaging of homes. This led to an increase in sale of vehicles as well, because people were more willing to pay for something over time rather than upfront.

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The radio helped to spread the American style of life beyond the country's borders. The radio also helped to improve interactions between those with regional differences in dialect.

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Henry Ford capitalized on the potential of airplanes during this time period. This resulted from a boom in aviation technology that changed the air travel industry forever.

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The passing of the 19th amendment empowered women during the 1920s as it provided them with the right to vote. It also served as the foundation for other female rights movements.

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Charles Lindbergh's son was abducted by one Bruno Hauptmann and held for ransom even though the baby had likely died the night it was kidnapped. Following this case, federal investigators were granted the ability to follow abductors across state jurisdictions.

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John Scopes was a teacher who went to trial for teaching the theory of evolution, a violation of the Butler Act. The court ended up ruling in favor of Scopes, and as a result, the Butler Act was never again enforced.

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Prohibition forebode the sale or importing of alcohol in the U.S. during the 1920s. However, this proved to be counter intuitive for the U.S. government as it led to a rise in organized crime and the illegal importation of alcohol.

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Isolationism, per its namesake, attempted to isolate the U.S. from the affairs of foreign countries. This is present in President Woodrow Wilson's attempt to avoid involving the U.S. in WWI

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The term itself refers to widespread fear of the potential arising of communistic ideals. In the 1920s, it led to a common sense of xenophobia because of immigrants coming from communist countries.