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18th Amendment
most closely linked to the 1920s
The most famous criminal lawyer in the country
half of the states passed some form of law restricting alcohol use
19th century charles darwin created the most controversial ideas
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Klu Klux Klan
a number of immigrants that were allowed to enter the US 2%
automobile affected Americans industry, business and culture
terror group that targeted African-Americans in the South
A piece of federal land where companies would use to drill
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Seattle General Strike
n 1919 lasting 5 days with more than 65,00 in the strike
jailed and deported for fraud
more people began to move to big cities,
led the John Scopes trial, influenced public opinion of Tennessee
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Sacco and Vanzetti Trial
dramatically changed the nations struggle with nativist
It never happened because of the rain
A piece of federal land where companies would use to drill
half of the states passed some form of law restricting alcohol use
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National Origins Act
a number of immigrants that were allowed to enter the US
A piece of federal land where companies would use to drill
terror group that targeted African-Americans in the South
a neighborhood in upper Manhattan, became a favorite destination for black
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Impact of the Automobile Industry
than half of the states passed some form of law restricting alcohol use
A treaty with more than 60 nations
answers to the nations postwar economic troubles was his campaign slogan es
affected Americans industry, business and culture.
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Influenza Epidemic of 1918-1919
affected a little more than one in every four Americans
A treaty with more than 60 nations
The income of farmers declined
A widespread fear of communism that gripped the nation.
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Speakeasies
illegal bars where alcohol was served (alcohol was illegal at the time)
legal bars where alcohol was served (alcohol was illegal at the time)
illegal churches where alcohol was served (alcohol was illegal at the time)
illegally selling meth to War Vets who were struggling to connect with life
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William Jennings Bryan
influenced public opinion of Tennessee against evolution
Led John Scopes trial but had his own opinions and fought for them
Stole others oxygen's tanks and ran off to blow them up
Was able to break the law when saw someoe breaking it
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Assembly Line
a number of immigrants that were allowed to enter the US 2%
Ford refused to change the Model T´s design until 1927, aft
There can be no right to strike against the public safety
Voters were tired of all of these new things
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Red Scare and Reds
granted the right for women to vote
A piece of federal land where companies would use to drill
In the 1920´s a court case in Massachusetts
A widespread fear of communism that gripped the nation.
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19th Amendment
following the 1919 race riots
first woman to fly across the atlantic ocean solo
granted the right for women to vote
refers to young women of the era
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100% American Movement
A. Mitchell Palmer & the Palmer Raids
PostWolrd repremendendments of Germany
While World War 1 had stirred up a deep feeling of patriotism
1919 was one of the most explosive times in American labor movement
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Advertising and Installment Credit
There can be no right to strike against the public safety by anybody
Farming after WW1 became harder
installment buying- paying for an item over time in small amounts over time
Ford refused to change the Model T´s design until 1927, aft
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Kellogg-Briand Pact
terror group that targeted African-Americans in the South
Catholic and Jew immigrants
more than 60 nations that outlawed war but there was no enforcement
a number of immigrants that were allowed to enter the US 2%
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Clarence Darrow
affordable automobiles
this motive was to help the American Farmers by foreign grown products
The most famous criminal lawyer in the country
Ford refused to change the Model T´s design
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“New” Immigrants
Catholic and Jew immigrants
Voters were tired of all of these new things
granted the right for women to vote
half of the states passed some form of law restricting alcohol use
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Harlem Renaissance
African-Americans moved away from the South to avoid racism
19th century charles darwin created the most controversial ideas
jazz musicians, Louie Armstrong and Duke Ellington had white audiences
a literal interpretation of the Bible
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Organized Crime
All acts were neatly recorded in a file cabnet
El Chapos father, created the first cartel, sell illegal drugs to War Vets
"legal" crime because the govenment found that it helped the economy
illegal liquor founded empires of crime, Al Capone was a leader of one
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Scopes Trial
John Scopes was arrested voluntarily teaching evolution, against the law
John Scopes was arrested being apart of organized crime
John Scopes was arrested voluntarily for teaching alcohol making
John Scopes was arrested forcing women to learn about evolution
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Harding’s Economic Policies
Voters were tired of all of these new things
answers to the nations postwar economic troubles was his campaign slogan es
A powerful strain of the epidemic
Took place in 1919
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Radio and Movies
Gave people anxiety knowing about the news
Woke eveyone up for daily reminder to put their car in the garage
Only was the poor, provided by the government
gave entertainment and listen to music and news quickly
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1919: The Year of Strikes
Coolidge wrote,
1919 one of the most explosive times in American labor movement
A powerful strain of the epidemic
Palmer became a key leader
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Claude McKay
became a favorite destination for black americans
were very popular and had white audiences
created the most controversial of darwin's ideas known as evolution
great Harlem Renaissance poet, History Voices, after the 1919 race riots
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Farming after World War I
The new invention of the automobile affected Americans industry.
President Harding's answers was his campaign slogan
Influenza Epidemic of 1918-1919
After WW1 faming was harder; people were inventing new things
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Washington Naval Conference
A piece of federal land
The most famous criminal lawyer in the country
Voters were tired of all of these new things at once
the U.S government organized the Washington Naval Conference in 1921
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Heroes of the 1920s
Too many to count
Charlie Chaplin, Clara Bow famous film stars Lindbergh fly solo in Atlantic
Martin Luther King and Susan B Anthony fighting for a change
No one was remembered
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UNIA and “Back to Africa” Movement
White were allowed to kill dogs owned by black households
created by Marcus Garvey, encouraged black self-reliance
The organization of black crime
movies gave entertainment and heroes for citizens to look up to
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Model T
more than 60 nations that outlawed war but there was no enforcement
affordable automobiles
Took place in 1919
half of the states passed some form of law restricting alcohol use
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Darwin
defied traditional ideas of proper dress and behavior
a literal interpretation of the Bible
19th century created the most controversial known as evolution
first woman to fly across the atlantic ocean solo
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Urbanization
more people began to move to smaller towns
more people moved to big cities, number of farmers decreased
dropped the number of people working in the farm industry
more people began to moved to Texas
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A. Mitchell Palmer & the Palmer Raids
Palmer a key leader of the federal government anti- communist campaign
In an effort to keep the costs lower costs of automobiles
The generation of the 192os turned to installment buying- paying
Coolidge wrote, ¨ There can be no right to strike against the public"
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Great Migration
recorded the culture of Harlem in 1920s
black American that created the UNIA; “Back to Africa” movement
a neighborhood in upper Manhattan, favorite destination for black americans
very popular and had white audiences
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Marcus Garvey
“Back to Africa” movement, jailed and deported for fraud
A myth for hope of the Afircan children
stories that helped create the image of the flapper
first to fly solo across the Pacific in 1934
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Emilia Earhart was the first to fly to space
True
False
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Langston Hughes
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
black poet/writer that wrote of black defiance and hope
He was made up to teach kids about humility
jailed and deported for fraud
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Fordney-McCumber Tariff
helping the farmers, this motive was to help the Am
young women defied traditional ideas of proper dress and behavior
“Back to Africa” movement-jailed and deported for fraud
helped create the image of the flapper and the tale of the jazz
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Post-World War I Economics
groups of African-Americans moved to big cities
who defied traditional ideas of proper dress and behavior
helped create the image of the flapper and the tale of the jazz
The income of farmers declined because of less demand from stores
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NAACP
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Need apples association for the cultured people,
National appeal of the asexual colored people
National advancement of the association of colorblind
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F. Scott Fitzgerald
create the image of the flapper and the tale of the jazz age
traditional ideas of proper dress and behavior
He was a man that helped Martin Luther King in his marches
Helped support the womens right movement
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“Return to Normalcy”
Catholic and Jew immigrants
19th century charles darwin created the most controversial ideas
In the 1920´s a court case in Massachusetts
Voters were tired of all of these new things, wanted a return to ¨normalcy¨
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Coolidge’s Economic Policies
There can be no right to strike against the public safety by anybody
terror group that targeted African-Americans in the South
In the 1920´s a court case in Massachusetts dramatically changed
A treaty with more than 60 nations that outlawed war
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Flappers
Only gay guys wore this to be ostrisized from society
Sold in the US for the movement of segregation of colored people
era of women who defied traditional ideas of proper dress and behavior
a backpack that men wore to support women
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Fundamentalism
groups of African-Americans moved to big cities
the idea that not everyone was built for a growing economy
a literal interpretation of the Bible
Everything in lifer has purpose for the people of the world
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Evolution
Only pertained to the development of animals in the rainforest
It was never a theory but rather common sense among the Native Americans
most closely linked to the 1920s
inherited characteristics of a population, new species sometimes arise
