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She was an American Teacher, Temperance activist and a support of women's suffrage. She played an important role in the passing of the 18th and 19th Amendment. President of the WCTU until her death in 1879.
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NYC Music publishers and Artists who took over the music industry in the United States in the early 1900s. The start of Tin Pan Alley was in about 1885.
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Leader of the democratic party after being nominated 3 times and losing all 3.
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He was a captain of industry and inventor of the assembly line.
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It was when 6 million African Americans moved out of the rural south. Into the urban north such as NYC.
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Widespread fear of communism and anarchism due to events from mother Russia.
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Leader of a movement called Pan-Africanism. He also founded UNIA-ACL. Also founder of Black Star Line which would help african americans go back to their "homeland".
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Prohibition was the process of banning alcohol. And the 18th amendment was the banning of alcohol from selling.
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He was a poet and an american activist. He as born in Missouri. And an early innovator of Jazz music
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Cultural and social explosion in the 19020s in New York City.
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A theory that say survival of the fittest used to justify political conservatism.
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Scandal that police men and city officials were being bribed.
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The time period between WW1 and the Great Depression was known as the jazz era. It soon became the most popular music in the USA
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29th president of the United States. Known as the "greatest looking president".He also signed the Emergency Quota Act into law.
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He was a lawyer. And leading member of the ACLU. And advocate of economic reform.
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Full name being Charles Augustus Lindbergh, he had the nick name Lucky Lindy. Famous for the first solo transatlantic airplane flight. He was also an author inventor and environmental activist.
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Most devastating stock market crash in the history of the US.
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Severe world wide economic depression.
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Longest serving First Lady in history.
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Series of federal program to relieve the struggles of the great depression
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Relief Recovery Reform. the principles or missions of the administrations made by the new deal.
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Organization that helps unemployed unmarried men
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Organization to help protects banks.
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Amendment that says a president can only serve 2 terms.
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32nd POTUS who was the founder of the New Deal.
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Company that provided deposit insurance to protect the banks
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The repeal of the 18th amendment or the end of prohibition.
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Company that administers social insurance to retiredbed
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Olympics held in Berlin, Germany only 6 years before WW2.
