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John Froelich built the first gasoline-powered tractor.
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The Model T was a cheap car that Americans could easily afford.
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Mass production of cars provided a way to get from place to place faster.
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Henry Ford, with the help of others, produced the idea of the assembly line in 1913, after five years of experimenting with the idea. It also helped mass produce products in little amounts of time.
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The radio was used to broadcast news, sports, and many other things.
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The Bolshevik Russian Revolution help propel the Red Scare because of the people trying to revolt against the government.
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the Immigration Act of 1917 restricted certain types of people like anarchists from entering the United States.
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The Harlem Renaissance was a period of black recognition in Harlem.
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In late April through June of 1919, anarchists sent bombs to politicians, justice officials, and many others.
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The raids were against radicals and foreigners. The raids lasted until June of 1920.
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On January 16, 1919, the 18th amendment was ratified. However, it did not go into effect until January 16, 1920.
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Zeta Phi Beta was a society formed to help African American women scholarships and sisterhood as well as many other items.
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The Women's Bureau Department of Labor was established by Congress to gather information about women in the workplace.
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This amendment gave women the right to vote.
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Alex Johnson was a black hotel porter who was branded in downtown Dallas during a parade by the Klan.
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This act limited the number of immigrants who could enter the United States yearly.
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The Dallas Klan went to the State Fair. At the fair, Imperial Wizard Hiram Evans gave speech that stated immigration was America's biggest problem.
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John Baird created the first television with moving characters.
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The National Immigration Act was supposed to originally begin on July 1, 1927. However, it was later postponed to 1929.
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On March 23, 1933, President Franklin Roosevelt signed a law allowing alcohol to be manufactured again.
