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Colonel William Simmons and 34 followers reform the KKK on Thanksgiving night. Its formation was fueled with postwar fears.
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The Red Scare culminated out of fear of the Russian Revolution coming to America. While lasting only a year, many were deported or arrested based on suspician.
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The 18th Amendment is finally ratified by Nebraska. Prohibition comes into effect country wide.
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A mail bomb explodes in front of Palmer's house, intending to kill him. Only succeeded in causing Plamer going on a crusade and forgoing due process, and killing the delivery man.
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Federal agents collect 249 immigrants and deport them with no regard for due process.
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Palmer warns of a bomb threat by radicals on May 1 in New York. Thousands of officers are set on warning, but nothing happened. The public turned against Palmer's ideas after the scare.
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Sheppard Towner Act is ratified, provides federal aid to state programs for maternal care.
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The act is passed. It raised tariffs substantially higher for more buying of domestic products.
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The Harlem Renaissance starts with the NAACP's move to Harlem. Black nationalism and literature flourishes.
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President Harding dies of a heart attack, Calvin Coolidge becomes President.
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After Harding's death, the Teapot Dome Scandal comes to light. Harding's adminstration's reputation is damaged, and Albert Fall is arrested for taking bribes.
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National Origins Quota Act is ratified. It sets a quota on the types of immigrants allowed in. Those from Europe have a higher number allowed than those from Asia.
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Coolidge runs against Davis in the election, Coolidge wins by a majority.
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Marcus Garvey, a black nationalism advocate, enters a state penitentry for mail fraud.
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The Scopes Trial is decided. Scopes wwas a teacher arrested for teaching Darwinism. The trial found him guilty, but his only punishment was a $100 fine.l
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Two Italian aliens get the chair for robbery and murder. They were less prosecuted for the crimes they committed, and more for their ideas.
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By the year's end, baseball player Babe Ruth hit 66 homeruns and became a national celebrity and a household name.
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Herbert Hoover runs against Al Smith. While Hoover won by a landslide, Smith managed to unite the cities under democrats.
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The Empire State Building is opened to the public, and serves as the world's tallest building for a number of years.
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The amendment repeals the 18th Amendment. It completely ends Prohibition in the U.S..
