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Down: 1) He was a revivalist. In 1914, named the 8th greatest man in America. He was anti evolution.2) This act made it unlawful to teach evolution. The American Civil Liberty Union didn't like this act so they started to look for a teacher who teaches evolution to take them to court so they could fight it.5) This was created in 1927. This was an alliance between America and France. They felt that this might deter British invasion. In 1928, Kellogg made a universal agreement to outlaw war.7) This was the intellectual aspect of the New Negro. This created a separate black culture, which included intellectual African Americans.8) This was a system of banks that loaned money to banks around the country. They would charge banks interest, which was called the "Rediscount Rate."9) He's the godfather of Ponzi schemes. Created a scheme where in 90 days, he'll give you 50% in return. He was indicted of fraud, convicted, but was appealed. He was jailed in the 30s and deported to Italy.12) This was created by Bruce. Jesus is the executive. Combined advertising w/ religion. 13) This bill was introduced in 1934. This passed the house. This was another attempt to stop lynching.In 2005, Congress sent an apology for not passing a bill for lynching.14) She represented fundamentalism and hollywood glamour. She was also the 1st successful evangelist in America. She created an empire, such as building a temple, a raido station, bible college, and many more.16) This was one of the peace treaties at the end of WW1. With this, Wilson failed as a leader. He needed to buy partisan support. He followed a partisan agenda because Wilson was a partisan politician. He made a major mistake and took the wrong person with him while campaigning for this treaty. Henry Cabbot Lodge held a committee hearing for this treaty and it didn't go well so Wilson decided he would make a trip around the country to promote it. He noticed that the farther west he got, there were more supporters.18) This act was made in 1921, to determine how many immigrants can come into America from each country. They used 3% from the 1910 census, and this passed in Congress. 20) This was proposed in 1923. It said, "Men and Women shall have equal rights." This hasn't passed. However, women held office starting in Wyoming and Texas. Rebecca Felton was the first woman from GA to hold office. By the end of 1920s, 145 women were in office.24) This guy brought the KKK back. His father was apart of the original Klan. In 1915, he took the group to Stone Mountain and the Klan appeared. They didn't like anybody who wasn't 100% American. The location for the membership of the 2nd Klan was in Indiana.26) This gave the women right to vote. It started out west in 1869 in Wyoming. Now at first it wasn't national elections, it was just for state and local elections. Once it gets to NY, it's more nationalized. It got ratified in Aug 1920 just in time for the presidential election.30) This car was created in 1919. This was the first mass produced car. It had 4 basic units to make it easy to maintain. To help with the production, they created an assembly line. Every 93 mins, a new car was made.31) This was a new sense of African Americans. They left from the South to the North. African Americans had a new life. This term was originated from the Kansas City newspaper.35) This was created to help African Americas as a community. He talked about black pride and self determination. This was to build economic foundation for blacks in the US. This created attention from the NAACP and clashed. They became a threat. 38) He was the mayor of Seattle and felt like because of the first red scare, it was the start of communism in America. In April of 1919, he received a package in the mail from the communists. It was a bomb.41) first commercial broadcast station; created in Pittsburgh Across: 3) This was Harding's advisors and cabinet. Some of the people were Harry Daughtery, Albert Fall, Charles Forbes, Charles Hughes, and Andrew Mellon. The first three were bad choices. 4) This was the ship that was used to ship the people who Mitchell Palmer suspected of communism back to Russia. Things then settled down when they left. 6) June 2, 1919, bombs went off in 8 places. This guy was a victim. He was an attorney general. The bomb destroyed his porch, and they were personally delivered. Italian anarchists were sending bombs; communists got blamed for it. Palmer knew it wasn't the communists, he still blamed them. He wants to be president so he tries to solve Nat'l problem by stopping communism. 10) He was a journalist and social critic. He made fun of people. He wrote for the Baltimore newspaper. He wrote the authoritative history of the bathtub, which was false. He drafted a bill to legalize assination of public officials. 11) He helped farmers. He established a corporation that would buy crops from farmers, then sell them later, however Coolidge vetoed it.15) This was an attempt to stop lynching by Congress. This passed this house in 1922. Southern states were filibustering to stop it.17) Albert Fall asked President Harding to transfer control to parts of land that was protected by the navy. There was oil there and he wanted control over it. Harding allowed it, and Fall signed leases to oil companies so he could drill the oil. He received about $400,000. He contacted Harry Sinclair, the president of oil companies. However the US gov't sued to cancel contracts. Hall and Sinclair were acquitted of fraud, but Sinclair went to jail for jury fraud. 19) This fought to add on rights for women. In the 1st year there were 2 million members. They fought for the Equal Rights Amendment.21) This act was made in 1924, three years after the Emergency Quota Act. This was a revised formula. However, they used a smaller amount. They only use 2% from the 1890 census. 22) This guy was the president of the American Fed. of Labor. He was from England. He was involved in many unions in the 1870s, and in 1886 created the American Fed. of Labor. In 1919, he wanted to get into the Steel Industry. So in August, he talked to the president of the steel industry Elberth Gary. 23) This was the time period where women rejected the older stereotypes of women. Women started doing things that they never did before. They went to college, smoked in public, danced, worked outside the home, played sports & wore uniforms, wore makeup. 25) This is when the stock market fell 41.4%. The Gross Nat'l Product fell as well. Unemployment increased about 12%. Bankruptcies increased. The gov't didn't do anything about it because they didn't have the means to do anything.27) The modern women were called Flappers.They were subjects of cartoons, they made fun of them. The symbol for Flappers was Zelda Fitzgerald. 28) He was Wilson's rival. He opposed most of what Wilson believed. He delayed his vote so that his votes can build up popular support. He had the entire treaty read to the Senate, this took 2 weeks. 29) This was one of the first federations of labor unions in the US. It was founded in Ohio, founded by Samuel Gompers.32) This guy was very outspoken about immigration issues. He received a package from the communists. He didn't get harmed, but his maid's hand was blown off. 33) This was the judge during the Vanzetii and Sacco case. He didn't like them because they were anarchists. They got set up. There were no witnesses to defend them; but yet there were people there to testify against them. They used a ballistics test and said there was a gun like Sacco's at the crime. They were convicted and sentenced of the death penalty.34) This was between Harding, who was Republican, and Cox who was Democrat. Republicans had their convention in Chicago.They voted 4 times and the convention adjourned to try and settle on a candidate. Called Warren Harding down to see if there was anything in his past that would hurt him, there was, but he denied it and they believed him. Democrats had their convention in San Francisco. There were 24 names placed in nomination. This nomination took 3 days. Cox supported the League of Nations and opposed prohibition. Harding straddled the fence about the League of Nations. He also had a Front Porch Campaign where people came and saw him. After Harding won, the gov't became more conservative.36) This conference was from 1921-22. There were 9 countries involved, but the top 3 countries involved were England, the US, and Japan. It was intended to limit naval arms. Charles Evans Hughes was in charge of the foreign policy. He said US was going to eliminate 30 vessels. 37) He was a member of the Ohio Gang. He was in office for less than 2 years, and $250 million vanished. He was wasting money, and was convicted of fraud and sent to jail.39) This is when the economy improves. 40) In 1919, the Boston police force went on strike because of low pay. They were getting paid the same amount as the steel workers. This then led them to create a social club, which turned into a labor union. With this, they violated regulations and 19 police men were fired. Also, while this was going on there was no protection so there was more crime going on.42) He helped elect the Klan member governor. The Klan membership was at 5 million, but fell because of him. He assaulted his secretary, and she committed suicide. He was convicted of bribery and election fraud which brought the membership down to 200,000 people in 1929.43) This act was created in 1927. This created an agency that issued licenses to radio stations.44) This was the time when the African Americans left the South to go to the North. They moved to get jobs in factories. 45) This act was to reform foreign service.46) These guys were Italian immigrants. In 1920, they got arrested for the murder of a pay master and his assistant. They fit the description of 2 men leaving the scene. They were anarchists. They ran to Mexico to avoid being drafter. In 1921 they went on trial, unfortunately there were no Italians on jury. 47) This transformed the landscape of America. This was the greatest achievement in modern . In 1900, there were 8,000 automobiles.
 

 

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