Spending
Mass Culture
Modernism
Traditionalism
Economics
100

Many Americans foolishly made purchases using this strategy, leaving them in debt to many businesses. 

Buying on Credit 

100

Charlie Chaplin made this form of mass culture accessible to all, regardless of language barriers 

Cinema 

100

These women smoked, consumed beer, danced, and wore short skirts in defiance of traditional gender norms 

Flappers 

100

This refers to the fear that foreigners would sneak communism and anarchism into American schools, jobs, and government 

Red Scare 

100


This refers to a stock market that is growth

Bull Market 

200

Many Americans would use this strategy to bring items home before they finished paying it off.

Installment Buying 

200

This form of mass culture would attract families and friends to sit in living rooms together and enjoy programs such as (eventually) Amos and Andy

radio 

200

Modernists believed in this type of understanding of the Bible

figurative 

200

Traditionalists had the government pass this type of law to lessen change in their communities 

Immigration Quotas
200

This refers to a market that is in recession

Bear market 

300

This type of industry was developed in new parts of the world after WWI, lowering the demand for American made products of that type 

Industrial / Factory 

300

Comic strips such as Barney Google made this form of mass culture approachable to entire homes and age groups 

Newspapers 

300

Modernists were more likely to listen to this genre of music 

jazz

300

This trial focused on the right of the teacher to teach evolution in the classroom 

Scopes 

300

After the stock market crash, the government created this law to protect American business

Smoot Hawley Tariff 

400

This was the practice of borrowing money to buy stocks and selling those stocks back for a profit to pay off the loan and interest 

Buying on Margin 

400

This artist movement spread Black culture throughout America 

Harlem Renassiance 

400

Modernists were more likely to believe in this scientific theory, proposed by Darwin 

Evolution 

400

He was the attorney prosecuting the teacher for teaching evolution in the classroom 

William Jennings Bryan

400

This refers to the pieces of a company that you can buy on the stock market 

Shares 

500

This refers to the use of experts to entise a frenzy spending in America 

Consumer Revolution 

500

This was the name of the writers who wrote about a second Gilded Age in America

Lost Generation 

500

Modernists were more likely to live in this type of community than traditionalists 

Urban

500

These two Italians were convicted of murder without any real evidence present 

Sacco and Vanzetti 

500

In this year, the stock market crashed, causing the Great Depression to go into full swing 

1929