Culture Changes
The movement against the sale of alcohol resulted in a disrespect for the law and a rise in organized crime
Prohibition
He was an engineer and early automobile manufacturer. His goal was to build and automobile that everyone could afford
Henry Ford
What is the term for the development of African American art, literature and music
Harlem Renaissance
This act established a maximum number of immigrants who could enter the U.S from each country. Eastern and southern Europeans were discriminated against
National Origin
The term for the fear of Communists, anarchists and immigrants after the end of WW1. Led to Palmer Raids
Red Scare
The term was used to describe women who rejected traditional female clothing and behaviors exercising their independence, smoking in public and wearing shorter dresses
He became famous for the first non-stop flights across the Atlantic
Charles Lindberg
The term for a dislike of foreigners
Nativism
He helped prosecute John Scopes during the Scopes "Monkey" trial for the teaching of evolution
William Jennings Bryan
This group gained citizenship with an act in 1924 in large part from their contributions during WW1
American Indians/ Native Americans
Eugenics
First person to fly a publicly viewed flight. He also manufactured airplanes, built the largest fleet during WW1
Glenn Curtiss
The increasingly tense race relations in the country saw a resurgence of this group, formerly focused on racial prejudice now included hostility towards immigrants
Ku Klux Klan
He defended John Scopes during the Scopes "Monkey" Trial challenging Williams Jennings Bryan's testimony
Clarence Darrow
This is the belief that different human races competed for survival like plants and animals in the natural world
Social Darwinism
This section of New York city where musicians and song writers formed the beginning s of American music including blues, jazz and ragtime
Tin Pan Alley
He advocated racial pride and supported a Back-to-Africa movement for African Americans
Marcus Garvey
This movement of African-Americans who lost their jobs in the south and followed the promise of jobs in the north
The Great Migration
The name for Warren Harding's plan that included reducing government intervention in the government, high tariffs and an isolationist foreign policy
Return to Normalcy
The Secretary of the Interior under President Harding leased oil rich government land to his friends in exchange for bribes
Teapot Dome Scandal