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Pilot, first nonstop solo flight across Atlantic Ocean
Charles Lindbergh
President, in favor of women’s right to vote
Woodrow Wilson
HS science teacher, arrested for teaching evolution, convicted and fined $100, conviction overturned in 1927
John Scopes
Scopes attorney
Clarence Darrow
Led prosecution in Scopes trial, expert on the Bible
William Jennings Bryan
Professional baseball player, Fundamentalism, prohibitionist
Billy Sunday
Preacher, Fundamentalism, orchestra, radio
Aimee Semple McPherson
Theory of evolution
Charles Darwin
Writer, editor of The Crisis, published African American writers
W.E.B DuBois
African American writers who were part of the Harlem Renaissance
Langston Hughes, Claude McKay, Zora Neale Hurston
African American singer-actor, part of the Harlem Renaissance
Paul Robeson
Black nationalist, from Jamaica, founded Universal Negro Improvement Association, againt imperialism and discrimination, started business, served two years in jail
Marcus Garvey
President, Republican, pro-business, Ohio Gang, set limit on immigration
Warren G. Harding
Vice President, President, Republican, pro-business, limited government, keep out of world affairs
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce, President, Republican, prosperity
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Interior, Ohio Gang, Teapot Dome scandal
Albert Fall
Attorney General, Palmer raids on suspected radical orginizations, Red Scare
A. Mitchell Palmer
Socialist, ran for president, in prison for violatin espionage act
Eugene V. Debs
Painter, expressionist, Chicago, New York
Georgia O'Keefe
Founded American Birth Control League, The Woman Rebel, reproductive rights
Margaret Sanger
Italian immigrants, charged with robbing factory and murder, executed
Sacco and Vanzetti
Southern African Americans moved to the North
Great Migration
Albert Fall illegally received cattle and money for leasing federal reserve
Teapot Dome Scandal
Scopes Monkey Trial
People afraid of immigrants, communists (reds)
Red Scare