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famous jazz musician and band director during the Harlem Renaissance
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Famous jazz trumpet player during the Harlem Renaissance
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First flight
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the movement of African Americans from the Southeast to the Northeast and Midwest
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famous painter that showed the story of the Great Migration
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The period alcohol was banned
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occurred because of competition between blacks and whites for jobs
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banned the making and selling of alcohol
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Granted American women the right to vote on August 18, 1920
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~supported Laissez- Faire as the economy boomed
~very nativist
~promised the American people " a return to normacly" -
secret club that sold alcohol illegally during Prohibition
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a person that illegally smuggled alcohol
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President Harding had appointed personal friends as members for his cabinet. Some of these members were involved in government corruption such as the secretary of Interior leasing oil-rich land in return for bribes.
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Women displaying their new found freedom by dressing more provocatively, smoking, drinking and speaking "unladylike"
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~Sworn in by his father at family home in Vermont
~"Silent Cal"
~believed in Laissez Faire and nativism
~famously said "the business of America is business" -
A literary, artistic, and intellectual movement that kindled a new black cultural identity in America
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The often irrational fear of communism spreading in the United States
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~pres during the Great Depression
~believed in "Rugged Individualism" and charity
~passed Hawley Smoot tariff - highest in U.S. history -
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