| Description | Term/Person |
|---|
| The president at the start of the time period. | |
| The idea that anyone could become a success if he or she worked hard enough. | |
| Document that outlawed offensive wars throughout the world. | |
| An alternate name for this time period that pronounces the cultural explosion that was experienced. | |
| The name given to authors and poets that were concerned with the materialism and mass consumption of this period. | |
| The person who applied scientific management to the assembly line. | |
| A loan program that would give financial aid to Germany to lessen the financial crisis in Europe | |
| Gathering in which countries pledged to limit their expansion of arms. | |
| Policy that was opposite in principle to the Roosevelt Corollary. | |
| Act that was designed to control emigration from southern and eastern Europe. | |
| Organization started by Marcus Garvey that emphasized the creation of a black community separate from white society. | |
| Christian fundamentalist that vouched for the State of Tennessee in the Monkey Trial. | |
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