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Prior to 1917, this was the United States' position towards the war in Europe.
Neutrality
This law was passed in an attempt to quiet war opponents.
Espionage Act
The Red Scare of the 1920s was caused primarily by
fear of communist infiltration of the US
The outpouring of African American culture during the 1920s...
Harlem Renaissance
An international peace keeping organization proposed by President Wilson.
The League of Nations
This German practice involved the indiscriminate sinking of non-German vessels.
Unrestricted submarine warfare
This famous labor leader and socialist was jailed for protesting WWI outside of a military recruiting center. He went on to run for president from prison and earned 2 million votes.
Eugene Debs
the 19th amendment...
gave women the right to vote
Radios increased demand for consumer products by...
airing advertisements
unintended consequence of Prohibition
organized crime/Al Capone
This letter sent to Mexico by German officials promised them recovery of land lost in the Mexican-American War if they invaded the United States.
The Zimmerman Telegram
A population shift that involved African Americans leaving the South and moving to the North in search of economic opportunities.
The Great Migration
Immigrant restrictions of the 1920s were closely tied to
The Red Scare
Goal of American immigration laws during the 1920s...
restrict immigration from Eastern and Southern Europe
US will act as a police force in the Western Hemisphere/US will use its military to protect its interests in the west
The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
This ship was torpedoed and resulted in the loss of 120 Americans.
The Lusitania
President Wilson's plan for world peace following WWI
Wilson's 14 Points
This amendment prohibited the make, manufacture, and sale of alcohol.
18th amendment
two of the most significant developments in media during that brought great changes in popular culture during the 1920s were the...
radio and movies
The migration of African Americans to the North during and following WWI was mainly a result of the
factory jobs
As a result of joining the war effort, US citizens were expected to limit their consumption of goods in a process known as_____
rationing
The primary argument against the US joining the League of Nations...
fear of US involvement in future world conflicts
Standardization and the assembly line led to....
more output at the factory and lower prices for consumers
Common culture in the United States...
contribution of the radio
The economic boom caused by World War I led to an increase in...
American consumerism