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President Woodrow Wilson established the League of Nations, along with his 14 points to help establish world peace.
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The 18th amendment is the ban on making and selling alcohol.
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Women’s voting right was passed in the Tennessee House of Representatives, won 50-49
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The American a Professional a Football League was formed started with 11 teams. The name was later changed to the National Football League in 1922.
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Senator from Ohio. Eventually became a Republican presidential candidate. He promised a “return to normalcy” to appeal voters.
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Congress passes immigration restrictions. Targeted immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe.
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The Model T was the first affordable car invented by Ford.
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Warner Brothers Pictures is created.
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President Harding dies and Calvin Coolidge takes his spot. He was also re-elected in 1924.
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The Ku Klux Klan was introduced once again in the 1920s. They spread around the country even reaching the membership of 300,000 in Ohio and 200,000 in Pennsylvania.
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Nellie Taylor Ross was elected as governor for Wyoming. Miriam Ferguson for Texas.
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Congress passed the act to hire private architects and provided $50 millions dollars to build buildings in DC.
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Babe Ruth set the homerun record in 1927. This record was broken until 1961.
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Amelia Earhart was the firer women passenger to cross the Atlantic.
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The Steamboat Willie, an American short film, was created featuring Mickey Mouse.
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The Great Depression began after a great stock fall, Black Tuesday.
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Calvin Coolidge creation, the Pact was signed by 15 nations. They treated said that these nations will not make war unless in time of self-defense.
