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invented by josephine cochrane
patented at the 1893 World Fair -
invented by Guglielmo Marconi
new form of entertainment
quickly grew in popularity -
founded by Henry Ford
produced cars cheaper than others -
first electrically powered washing machine
lowered amount of time women had to spend doing laundry -
invented by james spangler
a janitor who patented it
popular with women -
used by henry ford's motor company
mass production -
made farmers' work easier
horses were less needed -
limited percent of immigrants allowed into the country
according to the Federal Census it was 3% -
leo frank hanged by ku klux klan
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Thomas W. Hardwick, Georgia senator, was sent a disguised bomb in the mail which blew off the hands of the housekeeper when she attempted to open the box.
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started by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer
raids were in response to the red scare -
critical rebirth for blacks
black literature and music became very well known
brought attention to the Progressives for African American Rights -
Prohibition came into effect when the Eighteenth Amendment came in effect. It was strongly supported by women.
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created by Rube Foster
still couldn't play with whites -
judge George Anderson ends raids
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Many women worked in factories making war materials during the 1920s. They argued that their status had changed and they demanded suffrage, so President Wilson ratified the 19th Amendment.
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The bomb went off at 12:01 P.M. in the financial district's busiest section, killing 38 people and wounding 400.
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limited number of immigrants
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put limitations on immigration
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nellie taylor ross
governor of wyoming
changing role of women -
kidnapped by grand dragon of ku klux klan
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invented by a Scottish man named John Baird
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charged with shooting and killing two men at a shoe factory
had to do with the red scare -
The Cullen-Harrison Act came into effect on this date after Franklin Roosevelt signed a repeal allowing the manufacture of light wines and "3,2 beer".
