U.S History M8: Review

9. Albert Fall secretly leased the land to two private ____ companies.

22. Bootleggers: smuggled in __________

18. Between 1922 and 1929, migration to the ______ accelerated

14. Deported: to force someone to _____ a country

7. ___________Dome Scandal: the government had set aside oil-rich public lands at Teapot Dome, Wyoming.

10. Albert Fall was later found ______ of bribery.

20. Prohibition: manufacture, sale, and transportation of ________ was NOT allowed.

28. _____ stations broadcasted news, sports, dramas, and comedies providing entertainment.

4. Hughes suggested that the five major naval powers scrap many of their_________, cruisers, and aircraft carriers.

30. Charles Lindbergh-made the first nonstop solo ______ across the Atlantic Ocean.

5. For the 1st time in history powerful nations agreed to _________.

21. _____________: underground hidden saloons and nightclubs

19.  City life: ___ paced

27. Before radio, people often had to wait days or even weeks to get news and information from ________________.

11. Isolationism: a policy of pulling away involvement in __________ affairs.

1.  In 1920 post war Americans wanted _____ and ____.

16. John L. Lewis a union leader for the United ________Workers of America

6. Fordney-McCumber Tariff which raised _____ on some U.S imports to 60%.

2. In 1921 President Harding invited several major powers to Washington _______ Conference.

17. John Lewis helped lead a __________ and eventually was able to get coal miners a 27% wage increase.

29. Babe Ruth-was a New York Yankee ________ player and the home run king during the 1920s.

25. Clarence Darrow a _____that defended Mr. Scopes for teaching evolution.

15.__________: an officer or agent of an employer whose duty it is to pay salaries or wages

12. Communism: economic and political system based on a single-party government ruled by a ___________

3. Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes urged that no more _______ be built for 10 years.

24. John T. Scopes, a young biology teacher in Dayton, Tennessee taught evolution in his _________ class.

23. In March 1925 Tennessee passed the nation’s first law that made it a crime to teach ________. 

8. Albert Fall managed to get the oil reserves transferred from the Navy to the ________ department.

26. Scopes was found guilty in the trial and fined $___.

13. Anarchists: people who opposed any form of __________________.