1920's Unit Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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This pact attempted to outlaw war

A

Kellog-Briand Pact

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2
Q

Opponents of prohibition

A

wets

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3
Q

People who advocated prohibiting alcohol referred to it as the _____

A

“noble experiment”

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4
Q

Prohibition encouraged this type of crime

A

organized crime

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5
Q

what was a conference that attempted to prevent an arms race war after WW1?

A

Washington naval disarmament

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6
Q

This African American organization opposed to the KKK?

A

NAACP

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7
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Another form of buying on credit in which for a in which for a small down payment one could purchase stocks in a company

A

Buying in margin

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8
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Last name of a man who first successfully flew non-stop across the Atlantic ocean. Seen as an american hero.

A

Lindbergh

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9
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Group of friends of Harding’s who would help to bring scandal to his administration.

A

Ohio gang

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10
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Type of buying that allows a consumer to make a small down payment on a consumer good and then pay off the rest in regular monthly payments.

A

installment

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11
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Advocates of prohibition

A

drys

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12
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Last name of the man who would directly succeed Harding as president.

A

Coolidge

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13
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The belief that every word in the bible was the literal truth

A

fundamentalism

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14
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The Yankees baseball hero who hit more home runs than anyone ever before?

A

Babe Ruth

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15
Q

Last name of the man elected president of the US in 1920?

A

Harding

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16
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Last name of president Harding’s Secretary of the Treasury?

17
Q

Young woman of the 1920’s who rejected Victorian morality. They wore their hair short, drank and smoked.

18
Q

The name of the scandal that was the worst scandal of Harding’s presidency.

A

teapot scandal

19
Q

The name of the first commercial radio station in Pittsburgh?

20
Q

This act officially enforced the amendment that forbade the manufacture, distribution and sale of alcohol.

A

Volstead act

21
Q

This plan arranged US loans to Germany so she could make her reparation payments.

A

Dawes plan

22
Q

The rapid manufacture of large numbers of identical products.

A

mass production

23
Q

Last name of president Harding’s Secretary of Commerce?

24
Q

What forbade the manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcohol anywhere in the US.

A

18th amendment

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Group formed in the south during Reconstruction to terrorize African Americans who sought to vote
Ku Klux Klan
26
A time period that saw a flood of new, affordable goods that became available to the public.
consumer revolution
27
This term means to emphasize science and secular values over traditional ideas about religion
modernism
28
They sold illegal alcohol to consumers
bootleggers
29
A relatively new method of improving efficiency, in which experts looked at every step of the manufacturing process to find ways to reduce time and cost
scientific management
30
Last name of the popular silent film star who played the little tramp
Chaplin
31
Fundamentalism and modernism clash in this famous trial
scopes trial
32
This car was reliable one the average american could afford
model t
33
This type of stock market represents a period of rising stock prices
bull market
34
Last name o the famous car maker who introduced a series of methods and ideas that revolutionized production, wages, working conditions, and daily life.
ford