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Increased
reliance on
installment buying led to
Tremendous credit scores
Exporting of labor
Consumer debt
Suburbanization
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rebirth of African American culture
Merchantilism
The Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Nuance
3
1921
race riot that resulted in more than 300 deaths
Watts
Jacksonville
Detroit
Tulsa
4
Paying
a
fraction
of
a
stock price
and
borrowing
the
rest from brokers
Buying Under the Table
Buying on Margin
Buying on the Whole
Buying on Line
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running illegal alcohol
Moonshining
Prohibition
Bootlegging
Distilling
6
making payments
Leasing
Loaning
Installment Buying
Buying on Margin
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led
to a rise in
organized crime
Militarism
Socialism
Imperialism
Prohibition
8
wrote
poetry
Duke Ellington
Langston Hughes
Lance Armstrong
Booker T. Washington
9
repealed prohibition
18th Amendment
21st Amednment
19th Amendment
20th Amendment
10
rebellious girls of the era
Dappers
Dobbers
Flappers
Moppers
11
communities outside of cities
Rural Areas
Suburbs
No Go Zones
Mega Cities
12
nickname of the 1920s
The Jazz Age
The Dirty Thirties
The Age of Jackson
The Imperial Age
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played the
trumpet
Louis Armstrong
George Gershwin
Fred Astaire
Duke Ellington
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Mobster who ruled Chicago
Al Capone
Lester Gillis
John Dillinger
Clyde Barrow
15
Amendment that gave female citizens the right to vote
19th
21st
18th
20th
16
success in one industry leading to success in others
Ripple Effect
Marginalization
Prospering
Loaning Effect
17
President when the Great Depression began
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
J Edgar Hoover
Franklin D Roosevelt
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Gov’t
reluctance to interfere with economy = hands off
Socialism
Federalism
Communism
Laissez Faire
19
banned alcohol
18th Amendment
17th amendment
19th Amednment
20th Amendment
20
Stagnant stock market, or one that is losing money
Bare Market
Flooded Market
Bull Market
Bear Market
21
During the
1920s
,
industries
began to
run on
Gasoline
Hydro Power
Coal
Electricity
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mass production method that lowered the cost of goods
Assembly Line
Blacksmithing
Ferry Line
Newfound Line
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Surging stock market that is gaining profits for investors
Bull Market
Mole Market
Bell Market
Bear Market
