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Joseph Stalin
Stalin was appointed to becoming the Secretary of the Russian communist party. In 1927 he became the leader of the Soviet Union. -
The Immigration Act
This act pushed for limited immigrants entry into the US. Visas were required for two percent of each nationalities population. -
The Revenue Act
This act (Mellon tax bill) cut the federal tax rates. It established the US Board of Tax Appeals. The bill was named after US Secretary of the Treasury, Andrew Mellon. -
The Harlem Renaissance
During this time, art, music, and theatre was celebrated. People came to the Harlem District to enjoy these things. The performances showcased black culture and current experience. -
The Scopes Trial
This trial began from a teacher by the name of John T. Scopes who was a substitute and he began teaching the students about evolution. -
President Herbert Hoover
Hoover was elected the 31st president. He was very successful and earned the name, "The Great Humanitarian." He was known by this because of his help to Europe during and after WW1. -
The US Stock Market Crash
The Great Depression was a result of this crash. It lasted four days and the market then dropped around 25%. -
The end of Prohibition in the US
This allowed alcohol to be manufactured and distributed throughout the US. -
WW2 Begins
This war starts from Britain and France declaring war on Germany when the Germans invaded Poland. -
Hitler takes on France
Hitler and the Germans take on France after many battles. During six weeks, the Europeans were unable to stop him and his troops.