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Ch.11 S.S. StudyStac

TermDefinition
President Harding A President who died
Tea Pot Dome School Bribery scandal involving cabinet member Albert Fall
President Coolidge Thirtieth U.S. President who became President after President Harding died
Laissez-faire Economic theory that promotes leaving business unregulated
Isolationist One opposed to U.S. involvement in foreign affairs
Kellog-Briand Pact International agreement in which nations agreed to refrain from war
Assembly Line Process of assembling a product whereby workers at various stations add parts to it
Installment Plan This allowed repaying the amount borrowed in small monthly payments
Henry Ford The founder of the Ford Motor Company and sponsor of the development of the assembly line technique of mass production
Ohio Gang A gang of politicians and industry leaders
Prohibition The ban on manufacture and sale of alcohol
Fundamentalism Belief in a literal, or word-for-word, interpretation of the Bible
Evolution The gradual development of something
Louis Armstrong A musician who played the trumpet and who spread New Orleans jazz to the North
Charles A. Lindberg The first person to fly nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean alone
F. Scott Fitzgerald His wife and him lived the fast-paced lifestyle of the Jazz Age. His most famous novel is The Great Gatsby
Helen Wills A famous woman's tennis player of the 1920s
Duke Ellington A jazz pianist and composer who often played at the Cotton Club in Harlem
Langston Hughes The most famous writer of the Harlem Renaissance
Charlie Chaplin The most popular male movie star during the 1920s
Gertrude Ederle The first woman to swim the English Channel
Amelia Earhart The first woman to fly nonstop across the Atlantic
Babe Ruth Baseball's top home run hitter in the 1920s
Ernest Hemmingway One of the three famous writers of the Lost Generation
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