ch 24 Flashcards

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Little steel

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Reference to US steel competitors

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William green

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Became president of AFL in 1924, was committed to a peaceful cooperation with employers and to strident opposition of communism and socialism

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Pink collar jobs

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Low paying service occupations for women

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Philip randolf

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Led the brotherhood of sleeping car porters, black man that made gains for his race- raised wages and shorter work days, fought for civil rights

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The American plan

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Crusade for the open shop(no worker required to join a union), received endorsement from national association of manufacturers

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McNary-Haugen Bill

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Required parity of grain, cotton, tobacco, and rice; pres Coolidge vetoed it twice

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Will hays

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A former postmaster who was hired by the owners of the new trade association, motion picture association

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Flapper

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The modern woman whose liberated lifestyle found expression in dress, hairstyles, speech, and behavior

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National women’s party

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Led by Alice Paul; pressed on with campaign for the equal rights amendment, although it found little support in congress

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Alice Paul

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Leader of national women’s party

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Charles Lindberg

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First aviator to make a solo flight across Atlantic Ocean

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Lost generation

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Gertrude stein’s description of the young Americans emerging from WWI; felt a sense of personal alienation toward contemporary America

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Sinclair Lewis

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First American to win a Nobel prize in literature; lashed out at one aspect of modern society after another: the small town, the modern city, the medical profession, popular religion

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Charles and Mary beard

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Most influential historians of their day; stressed economic factors in tracing the development of modern society

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Harlem Renaissance

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New generation of black artists nd intellectuals created a flourishing African American culture

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Langston Hughes

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Poet who captured a spirit of Harlem Renaissance when he said “I am negro- and beautiful”

17
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I’ll take my stand

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Agrarian manifesto that was a critique of industrialization and the society it was creating

18
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Al Capone

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Built a criminal empire based on illegal alcohol

19
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National origin act of 1924

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Banned immigration from east Asia entirely

20
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Leo frank

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Jewish factory manager in atlanta convicted in 1914 of murdering a female employee; mob lynched him

21
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D.W. Griffith: birth of a nation

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Glorified the early klan and helped inspire white southerners to join a new one

22
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The new klan

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Reborn 1915 Stone Mountain; led by William Simmons; concerned with blacks, Catholics, Jews, foreigners

23
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Billy Sunday

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Pittsburg baseball player who became evangelist

24
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Scopes trial

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High school teacher accused of teaching evolution; TN; fined $100

25
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Warren G Harding

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29th president of US, republican, not very strong

26
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Teapot Dome Scandal

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Bribery incident during Harding’s presidency; Albert Fall

27
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Andrew Mellon

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US ambassador to U.K., secretary of the treasury

28
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The Man Nobody Knows

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Book by Bruce Fairchild Barton in which Jesus is the “founder of modern business”

29
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Normalcy

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Harding’s plan to return things to the way they had been before