CH 22 A Turbulent Decade

Demobilization was

The Red Scare was a period of

What more and more Americans attended in the 1920s

Won the 1924 presidential election

This stated that men and women shall have equal rights throughout the US

Became the cultural center for African Americans

A flourish of black creativity and artistic development in New York

Business leaders pormoted this, which supported union-free open shops

The Boston police strike led to

Helped manufacturers by keeping prices and profits high

This occurred when the teaching of evolution was challenged by fundamentalists

Sports star who astounded America with his athletic skills

Women's rights activist

Film director who made classic films of the area

John Lewis's leadership of the United Marine Workers strike was

He died of an apparent heart attack in August 1923

Name given to Eliot Ness's men who fought organized crime in the 1920s

First person to fly nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean

The Palmer raids occurred because Americans had become

Sacco and Vanzetti were found guilty of murder largely because

Offered many programs and gave Americans a shared culture over time

This overturned prohibition

Famous black poet

As jazz moved north, most of the top jazz musicians settled in New York and

The combining of two or more companies

Religious movement that called for literal interpretation of the Bible

Secretary of the Interior Albert fall went to jail for his involvement in this

This field was influenced by the work of Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright

Writers who focused on the horrors of World War 1 and the folly of the postwar years were AKA

The Harding administration endured several of these

All of the following occurred at the steel strike of 1919 EXCEPT

The most important outcome of the Seattle general strike was

Demobilization led to

Visual artists of the era attempted to capture changes in America life with paintings and

A new style of African Amercian music

Supported the arts, published African American writing, and wrote "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing."

"New woman" of the era, with short hair and an independent spirit

Became president in 1928 after winning 58 percent of the popular vote

Was an early center for the development of jazz

The Sacco and Vanzetti verdict did all the following except