| Term | |
|---|
| Republican President (1921-1923) | |
| Republican President (1923-1929) | |
| Republican President (1929-1933) | |
| Isolationism and Laissez-faire 'Return to ,,.' | |
| Scandel where Secretary of Interior Albert Fall took a bribe | |
| Catholic to receive Democratic Nomination in 1928 | |
| Keeping jobs open to nonunion workers | |
| Group if Americans that continued to struggle economically because of overproduction | |
| Company's Invention of assembly line led to major increase in automobile | |
| New technological medium | |
| Electricity, vacuum cleaners, washing machines, refrigerators, advertising, automobiles, stores, etc. led to this | |
| By 1929, over 80 million tickets were sold each week | |
| fashionable female | |
| combination belief of Darwism and the Bible | |
| Writer disilluined by consumerism | |
| | Term | |
|---|
| illegal bar | |
| The Great Gatsby | |
| At its strongest point--anti African American, anti Catholic, anti-Jewish, etc. | |
| trial agains two anarchists who were convicted and executed | |
| Laws that retstricted Southern and Eastern Europeans from immigrating into America | |
| African American Renaissance of writers, artists, and musicians | |
| Outlawed war | |
| Conference that reduced naval armaments | |
| smuggling of alcohol | |
| Crime boss in Chicago | |
| trial on the teaching of evolution in schools | |
| Amendent that gave women the right to vote | |
| Amendent that prohibited the buying and selling of alcohol | |
| Black Nationalism Leader- Back to Africa | |
| Palmer Raids were part of this Scare | |
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