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Roaring Twenties

Roaring Twenties Vocabulary Words 5th Grade

QuestionAnswer
Consumer Good A product made for personal use
Installment Buying Taking home a product after paying only part of a price and then making monthly payments until the product is paid for
Interest The money a borrower pays to a lender for the use of money
Stock Market A place where people buy and sell shares in the ownership of a company or business
Stock A share of a business or a company
Land Use The way which most of the land in a place is used
Generalization A statement that summarizes the facts
Advertising Information that a business provides about a product or service to make people want to buy it
Commercial Industry An industry that is run to make a profit
Urban Of or like a city
Rural Of or like the country; away from the city
Suburb A community or neighborhood that lies outside the city
Rural Of or like the country; away from the city
Suburb A community or neighborhood that lies outside the city
Architects People who design buildings
Jazz A music style influenced by the music of West Africa as well by the spirituals and blues
Renaissance A time of great interest and activity in the arts
Commute to travel back and forth
Prohibition A government plan to stop people from making, selling, or transporting alcoholic beverages
Talkies nickname used for movies with sound
Henry Ford invented the Model T car
Emilia Earhart first woman pilot to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
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