Chapter 24 Flashcards

0
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Was Harding found guilty in teapot dome scandal

A

No fall did

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1
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In the election of 1920 who had campaign slogan return to normalcy

A

Harding

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2
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Term about creating better rltnshps btwn wrkrs and company

A

Welfare capitalism

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3
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Two networks on radio

A

Nbc and cbs

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4
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Who fought in 1927 boxing match and it was brdcst on radio

A

Jack Dempsey

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5
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What was the teapot dome

A

Land in Wyoming owned by the government

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6
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Two things that made industry jump

A

Technology and electricity

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7
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Who were James Weldon and Claude McKay

A

Poets

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8
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When did Weldon and McKay write

A

During the Harlem Renaissance

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9
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Where did the KKK make a big comeback

A

Indiana

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10
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Who said government should stay out of it

A

Coolidge

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11
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First radio station in 1920

A

Kdka

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12
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What two words said that morals were going down

A

Flapper era

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13
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What happened to farm prices after wwI

A

They went down

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14
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Who stopped the Boston police strike

A

Coolidge

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15
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First woman to swim the English Channel

A

Gertrude etterly

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16
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Who did the American civil labor union hire to defend scopes

A

Clarence Darrow

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17
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What was Coolidge and Hardings foreign policy

A

Isolationism

18
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The nickname for illegal bars and taverns in the roaring 20s

A

Speakeasys

19
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Who ran against Harding in 1920

A

James Cox and FDR

20
Q

Red scare most notable person during this time

A

Palmer

21
Q

What part of the country were drys and what part of the country were wets

A

Wets cities drys rural

22
Q

Who was the galloping ghost

A

Red grange

23
Q

Biology teacher from Tennessee

A

Scopes

24
Q

Most famous baseball player of the twenties

A

Babe Ruth

25
Q

Firm believer in the bible only go by what the bible said

A

Fundamentalist

26
Q

Fundamentalist in he scopes trial

A

William Jennings Bryan

27
Q

Came up with the phrase lost generations

A

Gertrude stein

28
Q

Who wrote the defense for Sacco and Vanzetti

A

Felix frankfurter

29
Q

What group did not share in the prosperity of the roaring twenties

A

Farmers

30
Q

He changed the coarse of aviation history

A

Charles Lindbergh

31
Q

What ocean did lucky Lundy fly across

A

Atlantic

32
Q

Name of the first talkie movie

A

Jazz singer

33
Q

What brought about the installment plan

A

Commercials or advertisement

34
Q

The increased use of the automobile led to the growth of what

A

Suburbs

35
Q

Trying to do faster on the nuts and bolts was called what

A

Scientific management

36
Q

What would cause a recession and eventually a depression

A

Gross national product

37
Q

Who wrote the sun also rises and a farewell to arms also wrote the old man and the sea

A

Ernest Hemingway

38
Q

What is the law that caused a screamer in immigration to america

A

National origins act

39
Q

What was the reason prohibition failed

A

Not enough agents

40
Q

First Roman Catholic to run for president

A

Alfred e smith

41
Q

Most recognizable person in the prohibition era

A

Al Capone

42
Q

What was the five power supposed to do and the the Kellogg briion

A

Five made countries limit size of navies Kellogg outlawed war