Roaring 20s Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Warring G, Harding

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Republican President of the 1920s who ran on the “return to normalcy” campaign slogan

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The Ohio Gang

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Hardings friends that he gave government jobs to which led to scandals and corruption

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18th amendment

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passes 1919, banned manufacture, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquor

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4
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what movement supported the 18th amendment

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temperance movement

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21st amendment

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passed 1933, repealed the 18th amendment, making alcohol legal

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Sacco and Vanzetti

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Two Italian immigrants that were anarchists were put on trial with and openly prejudice judge. They were accused of murder and robbery, and even with no evidence, they were convicted

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prejudice

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opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience

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Bull Market

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Defines a period of increased stock prices and a strong market. It encouraged purchasing

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Bear Market

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defines a period of decreased stock prices and a weak market. It encouraged selling

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Harlem Renaissance

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Artist and culture movement by African Americans to celebrate their culture through art, music, and literature.

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Prosperity

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A time of success, usually by making a lot of money

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Coolidges pro business view led to boosted economic growth which was nicknames

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Coolidge prosperity

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13
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Speakeasies

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Illegal liquor store run during time of prohibition

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bootleggers

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criminals who smuggled illegal liquor from place to place

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15
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installment buying

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Buying on credit - buyer would make a monthly payment until they paid the full price, plus interest

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What did installment buying result in

17
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Scope Trial

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Trial of teacher from Dayton, Tenessee for teaching evolution

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In the scopes trial, who was the teacher, who were the attornies

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John scopes, Clarence Darrow (defendant- with John scopes), William Jennings Bryan

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Quota System

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A law passed by the American Government to limit the entry of immigrants into the US in response to the millions of Europeans attempting to enter the US

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Palmer Raids

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Government officials would raid people’s homes, clubs, union halls, etc., in search of communists and anarchists during the red scare

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Flappers

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Trendy young women with bobbed hair and flashy shortened skirts

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Fad

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Something that is popular for a short amount of time

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Model T

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Henry Fords famous automobile- its efficient production led to a large increase in automobiles

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What did the Model T lead to

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suburb living

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Al Capone
Famous gangster of the 20s, who was known for bootlegging liquor
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Coco Chanel
developed the first short black dress that would later be used by the racy flappers. Flappers were both socially popular as well as socially ridiculed for their dress, fashion and lifestyle.
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Louis Armstron
First African American Jazz artist of the 20s
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Charles Lindbergh
Famous for flying a plan over the Atlantic in 1927
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Charlie Chplin
made people think about problems in society, yet made them laugh and cry in comedic ways
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Langston Hughs
Considered the greatest African American poet
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Babe Ruth
Yankee baseball player
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Charles Forbes
Head of Veterans Bureau under Hardings version of the Spoils system, and stole millions from the bureau
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Teapot Dome Scandal
Secretary of the Interior, Albert Fall secretary leased g
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American factories produced
consumer goods