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Life in the 1920s
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Politics of the 1920s 100This term was used to
describe the growing American fear of Communism
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Red Scare
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Politics of the 1920s 200They were President
Hardings poker buddies and received jobs in his
cabinet
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The Ohio Gang
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Politics of the 1920s 300Oil-rich land was
the center of this 1920s political controversy
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Teapot Dome Scandal
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Politics of the 1920s 400Name the 3 presidents
of the 1920s that advocated laissez faire
economic policies.
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Harding, Coolidge, Hoover
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Politics of the 1920s 500The arrest of
suspected communists and socialists were a result
of these
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Palmer Raids
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Life in the 1920s- 100The increase of gas
stations, restaurants, motels was the result of
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the booming automobile industry
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Life in the 1920s- 200Automobile resulted in
the ability for people to live in areas just
outside of cities called
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suburbs
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Life in the 1920s- 300The Economic boom of the
1920s enabled people to feel more secure and they

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spent more money using credit/installment plans.
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Life in the 1920s- 400 What was the biggest
demographic change in the U.S. in the 1920s?
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movement to cities.
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Life in the 1920s- 500An increase in leisure
time was the result of
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electricity
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Amendments- 100This Amendment gave women the
right to vote
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19th Amendment
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Amendments- 200This Amendment made it illegal
to sell or consume alcohol
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18th Amendment
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Amendments- 300This was one of the major
effects of the 18th Amendment
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The Rise of Organize Crime
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Amendments- 400 Who would be most likely to
oppose prohibition
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Eastern City Dwellers
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Amendments- 500 This is the official name of
the law that instituted Prohibition
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The Volstead Act
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Civil Liberties More - 100This group was
responsible for beatings, killings and other
crimes against African Americans, Jews and other
unarmed citizens.
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KKK
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Civil Liberties More - 200This group was
formed to ensure that individual rights of
citizens were protected from government abuse
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ACLU-American Civil Liberties Union
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Civil Liberties More- 300He was the leader
of the Back to Africa Movement
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Marcus Garvey
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Civil Liberties More - 400He argued that
blacks needed to educate themselves in order to
fight for equal rights founded the NAACP
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W.E.B. DuBois
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Civil Liberties More - 500 The Back to
Africa movement and formation of the NAACP were
both a response to
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Racial discrimination in the U.S.
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Art Culture- 100This is the name of the
literary awakening of blacks in the 1920s
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Harlem Renaissance
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Art Culture- 200This type of music was
introduced in the 1920s
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jazz
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Art Culture- 300This terms refers to a
female that aimed to break from tradition and
challenge the traditional role of women
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flapper
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Art Culture- 400The main goal of the Harlem
Renaissance writers was to
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instill a sense of pride in African-American
culture
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Art Culture- 500There are two of the most
famous Harlem Renaissance writers of the 1920s
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Zora Neale Hurston Langston Hughes
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This That - 100The Great Migration was
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The movement of African-Americans from the south
to the north in the 1920s
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This That - 200
What type of women was able to work in the 1920s
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single young women
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This That- 300
Advertising of products was the result of
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The Mass production of goods
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This was the nations single biggest manufacturing
industry of the 1920s
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automobiles
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This was one of the biggest impacts of the growth
of mass media
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the development of a national culture
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Final Jeopardy

• The 1920s economy is best described as

A Consumer Economy