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Work moves past a stationary worker, making products quicker and cheaper to produce
Assembly line
Organizations of workers formed to ensure workers' rights
Labor unions
An intense feeling of loyalty to one's country
Nationalism
Agreement between countries to defend each other or advance common causes
Alliance system
A carefree woman of the 1920s
Flapper
Reformers who fought for workers' right, women's rights, minority rights, and other causes
Progressives
Hatred of Jews
antisemitism
Investigative reporters that "dug up the dirt" on crime and corruption
Muckrakers
Celebration of military ideals and a rapid buildup of a country's military (MUST PRONOUNCE CORRECTLY)
Militarism
The policy of extending a nation's rule over other territories and countries
Imperialism
Sensationalized reporting (one of the causes of the US declaring war on Spain)
Yellow journalism
Belief that a nation should stay out of the affairs of other nations
Isolationism
Time of heightened public fear of Communists
Red Scare
A renaissance of Black arts and culture out of Harlem
Harlem Renaissance
FDR's set of programs to get the US out of the Great Depression that included reform and regulations in banking, public works, relief for the poor, etc.
New Deal
Gave nations the right to trade freely in each other's spheres of influence in China
Open Door Policy
Shantytowns built by homeless people during the Great Depression
Hoovervilles
Allied Powers in WWII
Britain, Soviet Union, France, and the US
Axis Powers
Germany, Italy, and Japan
Genocide
A gov't headed by a dictator and requires complete obedience of the state
Totalitarian
Top secret project to create atomic weapons
Manhattan Project
A leader who has absolute power and rules a nation by force
Dictator
The Supreme Court decision that legalized segregation
Plessy v. Ferguson
Mass murder of Jews and other minorities by the Nazis during WWII
Holocaust