Modern Era Of The 1920s Flashcards

History

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Warren Harding

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Republican presidential from Ohio who died two years into presidency

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Charles Evan hughes

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Served in Supreme Court, Secretary of State, and 11th chief justice. He lost narrowly to Woodrow Wilson in presidential race of 1916

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Albert Fall

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Senator from New Mexico involved in Teapot Dome scandal

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Teapot Dome

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Albert Fall took bribes from private oil companies to to release navy petroleum reserves

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Fordney-McCumber Tariff

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Congress promoted business by giving loans to Europe to bring in more goods

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Calvin Coolidge

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30th U.S. president who restored public confidence in the white house after previous scandals

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Herbert Hoover

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31st president who failed to prevent Grew at depression with his volunteer efforts

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Henry Ford

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instituted regular hours and pay for his workers with his assembly line process of making Model-T’s

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Open Shop

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A job that does not require a worker to be apart of the Union

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Assembly Line

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A system that increased worker productivity and product outcome

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Closed Shop

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A job that does not give a worker an option to not be apart of the Union

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Jazz Age

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Young adults rebelled to older people and traditions by dancing to this type of music

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New inventions

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Inventions that made life easier in the 1920s

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Margaret Sanger

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Leader of movement to legalize birth control

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Lost Generation

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Phrase made popular by author of the Sun Also Rises, Ernest Hemingway

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Harlem Renaissance

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Refers to African American “rebirth” of intellectual life

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Great Migration

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African Americans move to the North during WW1 for jobs in factories

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Marcus Garvey

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Founder of the Universal Negroe Improvement Association

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Fundamentalism

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Belief that the Bible was inspired by God and is literally true

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Modernism

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Belief that people could accept Darwinism and still believe in the bible

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Amy Semple McPherson and Billy Sunday

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Radio revivalist who condemned drinking, gambling, jazz, communism, and dancing

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Scopes trial

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Case of teaching evolution in schools

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Volstead Act

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Enforced the 18th amendment of abolishing alcohol

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Spanish Influenza

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WW1 soldiers spread a deadly flu

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21st amendment
Repealed the 18th amendment
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Quota Laws of 1921 and 1924
Limited the annual number of immigrants allowed into the country
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Sacco and Vanzetti
Italian immigrants who are speculated to have been framed for murdering a guard and robbing a shoe factory
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Birth of a Nation
1915 silent film about the south before and after the civil war
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Dawes plan
Plan to give Germany loans so they can pay other European countries who would then pay back America for previous goods
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Nine-power China Treaty
Countries agreed to abide by the open door policy of China
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Kellogg-Briand Treaty
Bill passed to protect domestic production from foreign competitors
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Washington Conference
Called for defortification of U.S. and British Fat East possessions
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Five-power Naval Treaty
limited the naval armaments of ships to a ratio