people
29th president who ran on 'return to normalcy'
Warren G. Harding
large populations with progressive values
urban
a type of music popularized by African-Americans
jazz
belief that there is a 'right way' to worship or live life
fundamentalism
court trial over teaching evolution in school
Calvin Coolidge
small populations with conservative values
rural
purchasing an item on multiple payments
credit
causes less demand for consumer products
overproduction
a widespread paranoia of communism
Red Scare
Mobster who was prosecuted for tax evasion
Al Capone
a series of race riots began here in 1919
Chicago
What does the 18th amendment do?
bans production and sale of alcohol
advocating for social and political reforms
progressivism
cause of the Great Depression
baseball player who gained nationwide appeal
Babe Ruth
bars and clubs that illegally sold alcohol
speakeasies
What does the 21st amendment do?
repeals prohibition
arguments made against alcohol consumption
temperance
black southerners moving north in large numbers
Great Migration
president at the time of the stock market crash
Herbert Hoover
a corrupt politician sold US oil reserves here
Teapot Dome (Wyoming)
What does the 19th amendment do?
gives women the right to vote
purchasing stocks on credit
margin
a period of growth in black culture
Harlem Renaissance