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AH M5L3 Key Terms

American History Module 5 Lesson 3 Key Terms

TermDefinition
Teapot Dome Scandal Scandal during the Harding administration. Oil field reserves were leased to individuals as a result of bribes paid to the secretary of the department of the interior.
Prohibition The eighteenth amendment, making it illegal to manufacture, sell, or transport alcohol.
ACLU American Civil Liberties Union founded in 1920 to fight for the constitutional rights of Americans.
Scopes Trial Gained national media coverage setting Darwin vs. religion in public schools.
Harlem Renaissance Explosion of black culture and pride across northern cities during the 1920’s.
Jazz Music of the Harlem Renaissance that captivated both white and black audiences.
Lost Generation Term used to describe writers in the generation after WWI.
Consumer Credit Buying goods that were wanted versus needed with money lent to individuals in the form of credit.
Flapper Term used to describe women in the 1920’s that embraced a new sense of freedom and independence that challenged the traditional role of women in American society.
Henry Ford Revolutionized the automobile industry with his perfection of the assembly line.
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