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Fundamentalism was rapidly growing in the Baptist Church
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black rights organization in the twentieth century.
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It allows Congress to levy an income tax.
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INcreased to 77% by 1917
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banned the manufacture and sale of "intoxicating liqours."
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promoted nativist and anti-immigrant frenzy.
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was popular with the younger populas who were dreamers of becoming things like flappers.
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told the story of a woman's unsuccessful war against provincialism.
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Was one of the promise lands of the north
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By having 50 new Broadway musical premiere
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Such as the Lindy Hop
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Jazz begins to take hold in America and spreads
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Not even in sports black males were allowed to play together with the common populas
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It closed every tavern, bar and saloon in the United States. Because of bootleging and moonshining
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Democrats nominated James M. Cox and used Franklin Roseavelt as the voice
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Republicans nominated Warren G. Harding against Calvin Coolridge
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Destroyed and closed every bar and saloon
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Bacically left allone to fix itself
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nonfree goods was raised from 38.5% to nearly 60%.
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Popular among African American populas at the time
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President Coolridge won the election
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restrictive immigration law that favored others over people
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Story of the Iconic Idea American man
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John Scopes was accused of violating Tennessee's Butler Act for teaching evolution. Which was against certain religions
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showed the anger that many blacks felt about their place in American society and was arrested
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population was moving from rural areas to urban one
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told of spiritually numb American expatriates in Europe
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increased at about 30% per year
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Herbert Hoover become the new president
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Ernest Hemingway describes his WW1 experiance.
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Stock market crashes and with it America's economy
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Herbert Hoover's highest protective tariff in the nation's peacetime history
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The democratic party put a giant push to gain the attention of the african american population
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Helped those in danger of losing their homes during the Great Depression
