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Chapter 7 vacobulary

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Henry Ford An entreprenearur and inventor who developed the Model T c
Model T Sold for a low price and all looked the same produced from 1908-1927 it was the most popular by 1913.
Assembly line Workers stand in one place and put parts of the cars together as on a moving belt they could build a car in and hour and a half.
Detroit, MI Ford's first assembly line factory to produce Model T cars. Would become the center of the US auto industry.
Mass production making of a large number of goods that are exactly the alike .
Mass media public forms of communication to reach large audiences like radio television and newspapers.
Prohibition complete ban on the sale of alcoholic drinks this invented blue laws.
18th passed in 1919 it outlawed the manufacture sale and transportation of alcoholic beverages in the United states
21th to end 1933 prohibition.
bootleggers criminals who made homemade alcohol during prohibition.
speakeasies illegal clubs and places where people who drank alcohol.
jazz freedom for African american s which is their type of music which is popular today.
Harlem renaissance a time of great achievements in art and learning by African Americans artist based in NY.
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