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| What gangster became famous for bootlegging? |
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| What woman argued that women had the right to birth control? |
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| What literary and art movement was associated with middle-class Black Americans? |
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| The belief that the government shouldn't regulate or interfere with business is known as |
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| What hateful group formed in rural America during the 20s? |
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| Women who stayed out late, drank, danced, and lived like young men were known as |
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| Who started the Back to Africa Movement? |
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| What were some of the things that conservative 1920s presidents believed? |
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| high tariffs, low taxes, small government, and isolationist policies |
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| How did the Immigration Act of 1924 change immigration? |
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| It created a quota system that sharply limited immigration from East and South Europe |
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| What was the purpose the Kellog-Briand Pact? |
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| it was an agreement amongst countries to never go to war. No way to enforce it. |
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| The Immigration Act of 1924 did NOT discriminate against people from … |
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| West/North Europe. Latin America too had no limits as well. |
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| Marcus Garvey believed that economically, african-americans should … |
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| only shop at black owned industries and shops |
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| what led to the rise of the KKK? |
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| Fear of urbanization, nativism, and the popularity of Birth of a Nation |
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| What did the Red Scare lead to? |
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| a crackdown on immigrants that often led to a violation of their civil liberties |
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| What key figure was responsible for deporting suspected communists? |
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| Why did Marcus Garvey argue that black people needed to go back to Africa? |
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| to escape racism and a potential race war |
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| What group was formed to protect people's basic rights and liberties? |
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| What did the Espionage and Sedition Act do during WWI? |
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| It banned speaking out or printing anything against the war or government |
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| The NAACP was created to protect … |
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| African-Americans from violence |
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| The Women's Christian Temperance Union goal was to … |
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| what amendment banned alcohol? |
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| which amendment repealed Prohibition? |
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| which amendment gave women the right to vote? |
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| what was the volstead act? |
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| it was the law passed to enforce prohibition. It allowed the IRS and Treasury department to enforce the law. |
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| Why did the Volstead act fail? |
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| law enforcement was easily corrupted, and there were too few federal agents |
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| Women during WWI demanded the right to … |
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| During the 1920s what did some women start to do? |
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| work in male-dominated fields |
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| How did men feel about women working during the 1920s? |
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| they disliked it, and felt their place was in the home |
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| what new technology did Margaret Sanger advocate in order to keep women healthy? |
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| young city women that liked to stay out all night and have fun |
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| what was the harlem renaissance? |
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| a black literary and art movement that began in Harlem |
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| What did the poet Claude McKay suggest black people do? |
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| Defend themselves physically from discrimination |
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| Why was the radio so popular? |
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| it allowed people to hear news, entertainment, and sports |
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| a culture shared by most people in a country |
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| What technologies were responsible for it? |
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| Who was the most famous silent film star? |
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| What does the assembly line do for the price of goods? |
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| makes it faster and cheaper to make them, so the price drops |
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| What had to be built to connect towns after the creation of the car? |
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| The Scopes Monkey trial was a conflict over … |
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| the role of religion vs. evolution in schools |
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| What were some of the things that conservative 1920s presidents believed? |
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| high tariffs, low taxes, small government, and isolationist policies |
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Term
| How did the Immigration Act of 1924 change immigration? |
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Definition
| It created a quota system that sharply limited immigration from East and South Europe |
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Term
| What was the purpose the Kellog-Briand Pact? |
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Definition
| it was an agreement amongst countries to never go to war. No way to enforce it. |
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Term
| The Immigration Act of 1924 did NOT discriminate against people from … |
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Definition
| West/North Europe. Latin America too had no limits as well. |
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Term
| Marcus Garvey believed that economically, african-americans should … |
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Definition
| only shop at black owned industries and shops |
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Term
| what led to the rise of the KKK? |
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Definition
| Fear of urbanization, nativism, and the popularity of Birth of a Nation |
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Term
| What did the Red Scare lead to? |
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Definition
| a crackdown on immigrants that often led to a violation of their civil liberties |
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Term
| What key figure was responsible for deporting suspected communists? |
|
Definition
|
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Term
| Why did Marcus Garvey argue that black people needed to go back to Africa? |
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Definition
| to escape racism and a potential race war |
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Term
| What group was formed to protect people's basic rights and liberties? |
|
Definition
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Term
| What did the Espionage and Sedition Act do during WWI? |
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Definition
| It banned speaking out or printing anything against the war or government |
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Term
| The NAACP was created to protect … |
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Definition
| African-Americans from violence |
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Term
| The Women's Christian Temperance Union goal was to … |
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Definition
|
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Term
|
Definition
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Term
| what amendment banned alcohol? |
|
Definition
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Term
| which amendment repealed Prohibition? |
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Definition
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Term
| which amendment gave women the right to vote? |
|
Definition
|
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Term
| what was the volstead act? |
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Definition
| it was the law passed to enforce prohibition. It allowed the IRS and Treasury department to enforce the law. |
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Term
| Why did the Volstead act fail? |
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Definition
| law enforcement was easily corrupted, and there were too few federal agents |
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Term
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Definition
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| Women during WWI demanded the right to … |
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Definition
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| During the 1920s what did some women start to do? |
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| work in male-dominated fields |
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| How did men feel about women working during the 1920s? |
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Definition
| they disliked it, and felt their place was in the home |
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Term
| what new technology did Margaret Sanger advocate in order to keep women healthy? |
|
Definition
|
|
Term
|
Definition
| young city women that liked to stay out all night and have fun |
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Term
| what was the harlem renaissance? |
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Definition
| a black literary and art movement that began in Harlem |
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Term
| What did the poet Claude McKay suggest black people do? |
|
Definition
| Defend themselves physically from discrimination |
|
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Term
| Why was the radio so popular? |
|
Definition
| it allowed people to hear news, entertainment, and sports |
|
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Term
|
Definition
| a culture shared by most people in a country |
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Term
| What technologies were responsible for it? |
|
Definition
|
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Term
| Who was the most famous silent film star? |
|
Definition
|
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Term
| What does the assembly line do for the price of goods? |
|
Definition
| makes it faster and cheaper to make them, so the price drops |
|
|
Term
| What had to be built to connect towns after the creation of the car? |
|
Definition
|
|
Term
| The Scopes Monkey trial was a conflict over … |
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Definition
| the role of religion vs. evolution in schools |
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