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Palmer Raids was an intense government persecution or political complaint in response to the Red Scare sweeping the nation.
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The senate refused to ratify the Versailles treaty or authorize the United States participation in the League of Nations.
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Cotton prices rise causing southern farmers to plant the largest crop in history. This lead to a huge overproduction and caused the cotton industry to collapse with depressive conditions for most of the 1920’s and 1930’s
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The 19th amendment is ratified, giving women the chance to vote and support equality.
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Harding won the election by a landslide, he had 60% of the popular vote and 75% of the electoral vote.
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Congress passes immigration restrictions, creating a quota for European immigration retaining allowance for migrants from Northern and Western Europe
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The Sacco-Vanzetti trial begins. The two will eventually be convicted or murder and executed.
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Congress passes the Fordney-McCumber tariff raising duties to protect the American manufactures.
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President Harding dies of a stroke in a San Francisco hotel room. Vice President Calvin coolridge ascends to presidency.
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The American stock market collapses without warning leaving millions with nothing, signaling the onset of the Great Depression.
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