Immigration
Put a quota on the amount of immigrants that could come to the U.S. from a certain country.
Young woman who wore a lot of makeup, had short bobbed hair, and short skirts
Flapper
Created by Ford: a series of workers and machines in a factory by which a succession of identical items is progressively assembled. Increases Productivity
Assembly Line
The amendment that made it illegal to Manufacture, Sell, or Distribute Alcohol
18th Amendment
Warren G. Harding's Slogan when running for President in 1920
Return to normalcy
This term is used to describe the fear of Communism after WWI
The Red Scare
A trial in Tennessee that occurred after a man taught evolution in his classroom
The Scopes Trial
When people pay for things over a period of time
Installment Buying
The amendment that overruled a previous amendment. Alcohol was now legal to make, sell and distribute.
21st Amendment
The First man to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
Charles Lindbergh
This event in Russia was a direct cause of the fear of communism in the United States
Revolution / Bolsheviks / Communism spreads
Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Bessie Smith were all artists from the
Harlem Renaissance
People were using THIS to buy things during the 20's labeled as money people do NOT have.
Credit
People who smuggled and created alcohol illegally
Bootleggers
The most famous and most bought car of the 1920's
Ford Model-T
This man was in charge of finding communists and deporting immigrants
Mitchell Palmer
Female African American Writer from the Harlem Renaissance who portrayed the struggle of African Americans in her literature
Zora Neale Hurston
Paying employees higher wages and giving improved benefits to prevent union membership
Welfare capitalism
Speakeasies
The FIRST EVER movie with sound
These two Italian immigrants were charged with homicide in the 1920s
Sacco and Vanzetti
The belief that native born Americans were far superior to anyone else
Nativism
The rise of participation in ( ) in the United States led to an increase in fear of communism in the 1920s
Labor Unions
The campaign against the USE of alcohol was called
The Temperance Movement
Which president felt the government should actively support business?
Calvin Coolidge