Red Scare
Red Scare
Roaring Twenties
Jazz Age
Jazz Age/ Great Depression
100

karl marx, shared society,  Russia and China vs Everyone

Communism

100

two immigrants that were wrongfully convicted of murder because they were immigrants

Sacco and Vanzetti

100

elected in 1920, arrogant, from ohio, won in a landslide, promises a return to normalcy

Warren G. Harding

100

young rebellious women of 1920’s fighting society’s standards by wearing shorter dresses, bobbing their hair, dancing to jazz music, driving cars, smoking cigs, indulging in illegal drinking and gambling

Flappers

100

1915-1916, african americans left the south going to the north looking for work, south lost 8% of population

Great Migration

200

Reactionary conservative movement characterized by heightened nationalism, anti- immigrant sentiment, and laws setting stricter regulations on immigrants

Nativism

200

William J Simons led the clan and they targeted former slaves

2nd Klu Klux Klan

200

vice president to harding, wanted to reduce government spending, runs in 1924 and won, keep cool with coolidge

Calvin Coolidge

200

 the nations first self conscious black literacy and artistic movement centered in NYC’s Harlem district which had a largely black population in the wake of the great migration from the south

Harlem Renaissance

200

gave women right to vote

19th Amendment

300

The palmer raids were named after him, attorney general 

A.  Mitchel Palmar

300

Restricted immigration from each European country each year to 2% of the total number of that nationality represented in the 1910 census

Immigration act of 1924

300

by 1929 just under 5 million radios, National Broadcasting Company (NBC), Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS)

Radio

300

african american writer in the 1900’s

Langston Hughes

300

Great Depression

idolized woodrow wilson, won election of 1928 by big amount, won a year before the depression happened, only reason he won was because of the other canidate being catholic

Herbert Hoover

400

built the foundation of the FBI

J. Edgar Hoover

400

prohibited the manufacturing and selling of alcoholic beverages. 18th amendment, Volstead Act (1919)

Prohibition

400

Alabama v washington, known as the game that changed the south

1926 Rose Bowl

400

National Association for the advancement of colored people, founded in 1910, goal was to end segregation by suing people showing that they were violating

NAACP

400

created to protect US farmers from foreign competition by increasing tariffs on certain foreign products

Hawley- Smoot Tariff

500

designed by the department of justice to capture, arrest and deport suspected radical leftists

Palmer Raids

500

 banned the selling and manufacturing of alcoholic beverages

18th Amendment

500

amous writer that coined the term the jazz age to characterize the spirit of rebellion and spontaneity among young Americans in the 1920’s, wrote the great gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald

500

created by marcus garvey UNIA (universal negro improvement association)

Garveyism

500

homeless people built this to have some sort of shelter

Hoovervilles