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Roaring 20s Mr.Y

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The banning of alcohol with the 18th amendment Prohibition
fear of Communists in the US Red Scare
study of how to make goods more quickly Scientific management
making small payments over time for a product installment buying
communication that reaches millions of people at once mass media
flowering of African American culture in New York Harlem Renaissance
illegal hidden bars and clubs that sold alchol during prohibition speakeasies
illegal making of alcohol bootlegging
limits on immigration by country quota system
scientific concept that living things change over time evolution
providing power to the rural areas to improve life rural electrification
leader of the back to Africa movement Marcus Garvey
Italian immigrants accused of murder Sacco and Vanzetti
Charles Lindbergh first to fly solo across the Atlantic
flappers young women in the 20's who wore the hair and skirts short, very liberated
Louis Armstrong Singer and musician in the Harlem Renaissance
Guglielmo Marconi invented the radio
Duke Ellington Composer and band leader in Harlem Renaissance
Babe Ruth famous baseball player for the Yankees
Al Capone bootlegger, gangster and crime boss in Chicago
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