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Participated in the creation of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. (WCTU).
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The name was first used when a set of songwriters and music publishers set up shops in the same district of Manhattan.
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Became the 41st United States Secretaary of State
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Becomes founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) when he returned to Jamaica.
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During the 20's over 800,000 African Americans have traveled to northern cities.
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The United States are concered about communists afflicting cities when a bomb exploded on Wall Street.
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As Warren G. Harding was a candidate for the presidential election, he promised that America will return to the way of life before World War I.
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President Harding issued an order that transferred the contro of the Teapot Dome Oil Field in Natrona County, Wyoming from the Navy Department to the Department of the Interior.
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Many Jazz bands began to perform in Chicago, as it was one of the cities included to be the biggest centres for jazz.
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The Cotton Club has its grand opening which later becomes one of the largest and most famous nightclubs.
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While the prohibition of alcohol was being enforced all over the United States, there were over 30,000 speakeasy clubs in New York City.
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The case went over the accusation of high school teacher John Scopes for teaching about human evolution. Which was illegal in most public schools.
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As it was unlawful to teach about the evolution in Tennessee, John Scopes, a high school teacher , was tried for breaking the law as evolution was quite a controversial subject to teach.
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Once of his notable cases was the Scopes "Monkey" Trial in which he defended Ossian Sweet and Jhon T. Scopes.
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Becomes the first pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean after arriving at Paris within 33 hours, 29 minutes, and 30 seconds.
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Henry Ford drives his 15th million Model T car at Highland Park.
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The Great Depression outsets in America.
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Utilily stocks plummeted which led to an immense amount of stocks being sold.
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Langston Hughes publishes his first novel, "Not Without Laughter" and won the Harmon gold medal for literature.
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First hit the United States causing major draughts.
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President Frankllin D. Roosevelt travelled to Chicago to give a speech for "A New Deal for America".
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced the Three R's in his speech as a solution to The Great Depression .
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The 20th amendment, which allowed the U.S to select election start and end dates became ratified by congress.
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Became elected as the 32nd president of the United States.
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Became the First Lady of the United States when married to president Roosevelt.
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The TVA is created when President Roosevelt signs the Tennesse Valley Authority Act.
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Once the Banking Act of 1933 was passed all banks were required to be inspected by the Federal Reserve System in order to make further solutions. and open market operations to be held there as well.
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The first board of directors of the FDIC was sworn in at The Treasury Department in Washington D.C.
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The 21st Amendment, which repealed the 18th amendment of nationwide prohibition, was ratified.
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The SEC agency is created.
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Gets hired as a field investigator, photographer for Resettlement Administration by Roy Stryker.
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The SSA is created
