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ADDAMS1920's

Addams Jr. High 1920's

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The right to vote is known as... Suffrage
A modern young woman of the 1920's was called... Flapper
The "hands off" belief that government should not interfere with businesses Laissez-Faire
Not accepting other people, their ideas or their culture is known as... Intolerance
In the 1920's Americans bought items they wanted using a payment plan called... Installment Buying
What was the "Red Scare"? Americans feared communism, and the U.S. government investigated Communists
What type of music was popular during the 1920's Jazz
List industries and businesses that expanded (grew) as a result of mass production of the automobile Tire industry, glass, rubber, gas stations, tourism, car repair shops
What are examples of intolerance in America during the 1920's? The Red Scare, Segregation against blacks, Quota Law
What was the Quota Law? It placed a limit on the number of Americans that could enter the United States per year.
Prohibition failed because... Too many people broke the law
The Sacco and Vanzetti trial was an example of... Intolerance
How did the role of women change in the 1920's Women gained the right to vote and became more independent
What year did women gain the right to vote 1920
What was the "assembly line" Goods were made by people doing the same job over and over again as the product moved along on a track
Define Harlem Renaissance Growth of African American art, music, and literature in New York.
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