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US2 Midterm

The Roaring Twenties

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Harlem Renaissance The Rebirth of knowlege in African American culture.
Langston Hughes Famous Poet in the Harlem Renaissance
Zora Neale Hurston Famous Poet in the Harlem Renaissance
Herbert Hoover President of the united states.Predicted that poverty will be banished from the land.[1928]
Jazz Age Influesnced on the taste and manners of people known as New Manners,New Morals
Flapper Concidered reckless rebels,short sleek hair.They wore shorter than average shapless shift dress.
Louis Armstrong African American performer during the Jazz Age.
Al Jolson African American silent movie performer during the birth of movies.
Clara Bow
Charlie Chaplin The little Tramp,Silent Comedian
Babe Ruth New York Yankee 60 homeruns HALL OF FAME 1936
Jack Dempsey Prizfighter
Gene Tunney Prizfighter
Gertrude Ederle Prixfighter
Charles Lindbergh Ulimate hero
Henry Ford Manufacturer from the 1910's through the 1940's.made affordable carsfo the masses using assembly line and other production techniques.
Prohibition Banning by law of the manufactur,transportation,sale and possession of alcholic beverages,enacted by the eighteen ammendment from 1920 to 1933.
Speakeasies Establishment that illeagaly sold and served liquor during prohibition.
Bootlegging Supplying liquor during prohibition 1920-1933 by producing it and selling it.
Fundamentalism Christain religious movement based on pamphlets issued between 1909 and 1914 holds that ecery word in the Bible was inspired by God.
Scopes trial Tennessee trial of 1925 that challenged the law teaching evolution in public schools.
Real Wages Value of income adjusted to account for inflation;used to compare wages in different time periods.
Welfare Capitalism Industrial policy of meeting workers' needs with increased pay and benefits for the purpose of preventing labor union organization.
Installment Buying A method of paying for expencive items over many monthsin installments and including interest.
Speculation Undertaking risk on stocks or real estate for the chance for profit.
Buy on Margin Practice of buying stocks 10 to 15 percent of the full price and borrowing the rest;common in the 20's before the stock market crash in 1929.
Dow Jones Industrial Average an average price of stock of the largest corporations.[created by Charlie Dow]
Gross National Product An average of all goods and services produced by the country.
Stock Market Crash Unemployment rose.iIn the 1930's 25 percent of the people were unemployed.
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