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Old Immigration
New Immigration
800,000
Emergency Quota Act of 1921
Immigration Act of 1924
Japan
Prohibition
18th
Volstead
21st
South and West
“Wet”
“Dry”
Speakeasies
“Noble experiment”
Al Capone
John Dewey
Fundamentalists
Scopes Monkey Trial
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Henry Ford
automobile
Barton
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Detroit
Immigration prior to early 1900s
Immigration after 1900
Number of immigrants who came to America between 1920-1921
Restricted immigration to 3 percent of 1910 population groups
Restricted immigration to 2 percent of 1890 population groups
Major Asian country that was hurt by American immigration policies
Name for the attempt to stop the creation, distribution, and consumption of alcohol
Amendment that created prohibition in US
Act passed to enforce Prohibition
Amendment that overturned Prohibition
Areas of the country where prohibition was popular
Areas that are allowed to serve alcohol
Areas that are NOT allowed to serve alcohol
Underground bars that were created in the 1920s for illegal drinking
Nickname for the “experiment” of prohibition
Most famous organized crime leader of the 1920s
“Father of modern education”
Name for people who believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible
Famous trial in Dayton Tennessee regarding the teaching of evolution
Lawyer for the fundamentalist
Lawyer for the evolutionist
Famous auto developer who used standardization and assembly line
Technological innovation that changed American society in the 1920’s most drastically
Wrote The Man Nobody Knows about Jesus Christ being the best adman
Famous baseball sports hero of the 1920s
Famous boxer of the 1920’s
Auto capital of the United States
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South and Midwest
Isolationism
Emergency Quota Act of 1921
Immigration Act of 1924
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Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s
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Sacco and Vanzetti
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Red Scare
A. Mitchell Palmer
Revolution in Russia that set off great fear in US over communist threat
Evangelist famous for making statements regarding the rise of immigrants and
communism and the threat they brought to the US
Term for the great fear of all things communist
Attorney General of US in early 1920 that led the fight against communism, anarchism,
and all things radical
Two Italian immigrants charged with murder and executed. Showed the American fear
over immigrants in early 1900s
Organization created in an attempt to get rid of all things anti-American; very popular
during 1920’s.
Two areas where the KKK was strong during the 1920s
Means no American involvement in the world; usually Americas policy
Two acts passed in an attempt to limit the amount of immigrants into the United States
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American life in the 1920s
Bolshevik Revolution
Billy Sunday
Three major innovations that made life easier in the 1920s
Father of Scientific management
Nickname for the Model T car
Three industries that were created b/c of the automobile
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Two famous brothers that were created with beginning the airplane
Nickname for airplanes during World War I
Famous airplane pilot that flew alone across the Atlantic
Famous airplane flown by this man
Invented the radio
First major movie produced in 1903
Famous movie by DW Griffith about Reconstruction
Town created for the movie making industry
First “talkie” movie
Woman who organized the birth control movement
Name given for the “wild” women of the 1920s
Psychologist famous for his “sexual” view of human nature
Most famous music of the 1920’s period
Movement in NY that focused on the rebirth of black culture
Jamaican born man who promoted blacks to return to Africa
Famous poet of the Harlem movement
Name given for the writers and poets of the 1920’s
Writer of the Great Gatsby
Writer of a Farewell to Arms
Writer of Babbitt
Writer of the Sound and the Fury
Most famous architect of the 1920’s
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Refrigerator
Vacuum Cleaner
Radios
Frederick Taylor
“Tin Lizzie”
Rubber
Glass
Fabric
Orville and Wilbur Wright
“Flying Coffins”
Charles Lindbergh
Spirit of St. Louis
Marconi
The Great Train Robbery
Birth of a Nation
Hollywood
The Jazz Singer
Elizabeth Sanger
“Flappers”
Dr. Sigmund Freud
Jazz
Harlem Renaissance
Marcus Garvey
Langston Hughes
“Lost Generation”
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Ernest Hemingway
Sinclair Lewis
William Faulkner
Frank Lloyd Wright