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Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer became the new . After that the United States arreted 6000 suspected communists but they arrested them even if they only looked like a communists. They deported 249 radicals by December of 1919.
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The “Red Scare” is formally the fear of communism. The United States had this happen due to the Bolshievk Resolution. In the United States there were over 150,000 communists and anarchists.
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The time in the U.S. when the manufacturing, sale, and transportation of intoxicating liquors was illegal.
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were northern, urban, single, young, middle-class women.
Many held steady jobs in the changing American economy
characterized by shoulder length hair, knee high dresses, and tons of makeup
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AKA Roaring Twenties
A time of social revolution in the US when morals became slightly looser and the rise of Jazz music in the black comunity boomed into the social spotlight. -
Enacted to help enforce the 18th amendment which called for the prohibition and sale of alcohol.
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Nicola Sacco and Bartoelmeo Vanzetti were two men charged with murdering a paymaster and a guard. In this case the judge was very prejudice against the "reds" and the two men were accused of murder. The both got the electric chair on August 24th 1927.
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Freud was one of the big players in psychology. He published papers on religon, literature and introductory lectures to gain the support of a wide and popular audience.
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In the 1920 election Harding was the Republican nomination an Ohio newpaper editor and United States Senator and his running mate was Calvin Coolidge who was the governor of Massachusetts.
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The European immigration was restricted to 3% of their nationality that lived in the country in 1910, according to the 1910 cencus.
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famous movie actor
won first academy award in "The Circus"
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The worlds largest naval powers met in Washington to disguss naval dissarment over the growing tensions within East Asia. After WWI leaders want to limit the chacne of possibility of another world war. Rising Japanese military raised many comncerns on this subject.
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Many countries signed this treaty that stated that these countries would respect the sovereignty, independence, and territorial and administrative intergrety of China. Some of these countries that signed this treaty were the U.S, China, Italy, and Britian.
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founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA)
outstanding public speaker
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Interior Secretary Albert Fall leased the U.S. naval petroleum reserve at Wyoming’s Teapot Dome to a private oil company without competitive bidding and made a huge profit for himself out of it.
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The fordney-McCumber tariff was a tariff that rasied the tairff in order to protect farms and factories. The tariff was signed by president Warren Harding. After the tariff was passed the tariff stood at 38%.
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A landmark supreme court decision reversing the ruling of Muller v. Oregon, which had declared women to be deserving of special protection in the work-place.
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Coolidge won the 1924 election easily. He took over after the sudden death of Harding. He dominated the electoral college vote by winning 35 states and only leaving 12 states for the democrats and Davis. Coolidge also dominated the popular vote by getting more than the other two canidates put together.
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was created to take Weimar Germany out of hyperinflation and to return Weimar’s economy to some form of stability.
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Built Cars on assembly line to make them affordable for everyone.
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Racist film that was a derrogatory depiction of black Americans
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The Act was set to 2% of the nationalities in the 1890 census. This allowed way less Southern Europeans into the United States. This act completly restricted East Asians, such as China, and Japan.
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Defense was made by Clarence Darrow
Prosecutor was William Jennings Bryan
Tennessee made it illegal to teach the theory of evolution and the American Civil Liberties Union convinced John Scopes to teach it in his class.
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A book written by F. Scott Fitzgerald that described the American dream.
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The "lost generation" is a a group of writers from the 1920s. Some of these wriers included Ernest Hemingway, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. The writings brough a sense of moral loss and aimlessness to the 1920s.
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First woman to swin across English Channel
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First man to fly across the Atlantic on a solo flight
published a book after the flight called We.
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First presidential campaign done over the radio
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The kellogg-Brand Pact was a pact to outlaw war. This pact was one of many international efforts to make peace and prevent another world war. It didnt stop the rising militarism that was the eventual cause of WWII.
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Al Capone was one of and still is one of the biggest gangsters known in the United States. He was the leader of the Chicago Mafia. He was the main reason chicago got the name the lawless city. Al Capone was eventually arrested for tax evasion and spent many years in Alcatras.
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considere to be the best recording artist, composer and band leader of all time
made his own complex but consistent style of music. 1930 -
The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act raised the United States’s already high tariff rates.
Raised import tax to 40%
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The United States, Japan, Britian, Italy, and FRance came to a landmark agreement to reduce naval power that intended to slow the arms race and decrease the chance of another war.
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15000-20000 jobless WWI veterans marched to the capitol and demanded early payments of cash bonuses due to them by 1945.
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U.S. government agency established by Congress on January 22, 1932
Designed to provide financial aid to railroads, financial institutions, and business corporations
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a phase of a larger New Negro movement that had emerged in the early 20th century
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the policy of refusing to recognize political or territorial changes made in violation of American treaty rights adopted in response to Japanese activities in the Far East.
