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Ch. 11 vocabulary

TermDefinition
President Harding President from 1921-1923 until he died.
Tea Pot Dome Scandal Fall took bribes and illegal deals with oil companies.
President Coolidge He was Vice President for Harding then when Harding died Coolidge became President.
Laissez - Faire To those who work hard will get rewarded by Calvin Coolidge.
Isolationist A person who believed that the United States should stay of other nations affairs except in self defense.
Kellogg- Brand pact The pact was signed by many nations who pledged to not make war against each other except in self defense.
Assembly line To speed up production and lower prices.
Installment plan Some customers used credit to pay the they payed original payment in the monthly payment.
Henry Ford He built the first successful automobile.
Ohio Gang They used their government positions to make money illegally.
Prohibition The ban of manufacturing and selling of alcohol.
Fundamentalism movement in which both recognition and political power were gained.
evolution The belif in the biblical story of creation.
Louis Armstrong An American Jazz Trumpeter
Charles A. Lindbergh The first person to fly alone non stop across the Atlantic.
F. Scott Fitzgereld An American novelist.
Helen Wills A woman tennis player.
Duke Ellington An American composer of Jazz orchestras.
Langston HUghes A novelist and started Jazz poetry.
Charlie Chaplin The most popular male film star during the 1920's.
Gertrude Ederle The first woman to swim across the English Chanel.
Amelia Earhart The first woman to fly across the Atlantic by plane.
Babe Ruth Babe Ruth helped to popularize baseball. In 1927, he became the first player to hit 60 home runs in one year
Ernest Hemmingway A young Novelist living in Paris in the 1920's.
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