-
The Model T. used a new factory method.
-
This began the African American Identity movement.
-
The Birth of a Nation was a pro-KKK movie. This showed the culture that would bleed into the 20s.
-
These essays created Fundamentalism and this would lead to prohibition.
-
The 18th Amendment banned all alcohol.
-
It gave women the right to vote in 1920.
-
The Harlem Renaissance was a revival movement in Harlem for African Americans.
-
The radio brought America together as a country.
-
These raids were arresting people for disagreeing with them. They were carried out by the Department of Justice.
-
Agatha Christie's first Poirot novel would change literature forever.
-
This brought America back into isolationism.
-
Harding's cabinet members were engaged in illegal activity.
-
An act passed the limit the New Immigration from Europe.
-
The Tulsa Race Massacre was one of many race riots in the late 1910s and early 1920s.
-
Langston Hughes' poems were a leading aspect of the civil rights movement and Harlem Renaissance.
-
This trial accused two Italian immigrants of a crime because they were Italian. This shows the nativism in America at the time.
-
This is because they government is making much less money.
-
Margaret Sanger was a supporter of birth control for women.
-
He said "the business of America is business,"
-
This act granted citizenship on all Native Americans born within the United States.
-
The National Quota Act of 1924 limited the already limited immigration.
-
This shows the Religious tension at the time that the country was so religious it wouldn't let kids be taught science.
-
This book demonstrated who the wealthy were of the 1920s.
-
The economy was doing well so they lowered taxes.
-
The Weary Blues was a collection of poems about African American Identity.
-
This book made Ernest Hemingway famous.
-
Louis Armstrong and other African American singers helped the Civil Rights movement.
-
Charles Lindbergh, the first man to fly across the Atlantic, was a celebrity,
-
The Cotton Club was a place of African American culture.
-
The booming economy made it so stock prices could rise.
-
The Wall Street Crash of 1929 started the period of The Great Depression in the United States
-
Herbert Hoover would extend the influence of this board.
-
The dust bowl would go on for 6 years that would damage agriculture in the Oklahoma region.
-
Al Capone was the leader of organized crime in Chicago, something caused by black market sales of alcohol due to prohibition.
-
FDR would begin to make programs to help pull America out of the Depression.
-
This gave financial support to state and local governments.
-
This Act made banks safer and more reliable, having the government help the banks get back on their feet.
-
This Act provided aid for families by the state.
-
This act hired unemployed people to be park rangers and other conservation jobs.
-
This act payed farmers to limit growth to help raise the prices of the crops.
-
This administration gave loans to private companies to hire people to build new public works.
-
This act supported fair competition in the work place.
-
This act, otherwise known as the banking act, created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
-
This act tried to regulated the stock market to stop another crash.
-
This act redistributed the wealth in America.
-
This was the first social welfare program in the US.
-
This act tried to abolish slums.
-
FDR was trying to make sure his bills weren't vetoes by the court.
-
This act prohibited those under 16 from working.
-
This book was about a family moving away from the dust bowl.
