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Roaring 20s

TermDefinition
Red scare Promotion of a widespread fear of a potential rise of communism or a naturalism by a society or state
Nativism Political policy of promoting the interest of native in habitants against those of immigrants including the support of immigration restriction measures
Teapot dome scandal A scandal involving the administration of the United States President Warren convinced of excepting bribes from oil companies
Henry Ford Founder of Ford motor company and chief developer of the assembly line techniques of mass production
Speculation Purchase of an asset with the hope that it will become more valuable in the future
18th amendment Drinking prohibited
Scopes monkey trial A trial that began because a teacher was accused of teaching evolution to students
19th Amendment Women were given the right to vote
Great migration The black migration was a movement of 6 million African-Americans the rural South there in United States to the urban north east Midwest and West that occurred between 1960 and 1970
Harlem Renaissance intellectual social and artistic explosion created in Harlem Manhattan New York City
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