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- expatriates.
- foreign influential writers usually from paris.
- ohio gang.
- political supporters for president harding. corrupt and unqualified.
- capitalism.
- free enterprise which was an economic system.
- nativism.
- belif that native-born americans are superior to foreigners.
- langston hughes.
- famous writer and poet.
- laborsaving devices.
- machines and factories that use less work.
- productivity.
- amount of work of one person.
- recession
- economic downturn.
- anarchists.
- people who believe there is no government.
- scopes trial.
- made it illegal to teach evolution in tennessee.
- gross national product.
- total of all goods and services.
- five power treaty.
- peace treaty. this treaty limited nations' navies. us, gb, france, italy, japan.
- calvin coolidge.
- vice president until harding detected the difference. "a friend to business"
- quota system.
- limit of immigrants from each country.
- depression
- many recessions. spending more money than making more money.
- marcus garvey.
- founded universal negro improvement association.
- ku klux klan.
- first clan in 1860. was to ban immigrants from south.
- installment buying.
- buying products that pay small and regular amounts.
- henry ford.
- pioneer in making affordable autos with his model t which was an assembly line.
- warren g. harding.
- promised a return to normalcy. president from 1921-1923.
- mass media.
- forms of communication like movies, radio and newspapers.
- teapot dome.
- symbol for corruption in harding and coolidge administration.
- assembly line.
- henry fords model t. (a special method)
- kellogg-briand act.
- called for outlawing war.
- herbert hoover.
- republican of election of 1928. won election.
- prohibition.
- a total ban of something.
- twenty-first amendment
- first amendment to overturn the eighteenth amendment.
- eighteenth amendment.
- ban of alcohol.
- national origins act.
- banned japanese and chinese immigrants.
- flapper.
- young women dressed with heavy makeup, short skirts and short bobbed hair.
- nineteenth amendment.
- women could vote.
- louis armstrong.
- jazz musician.
- alfred e. smith.
- democrat of election of 1928. lost election because he is catholic and irish.