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An economic system in which private individuals or groups own the resources and produce goods for profit. Capitalism
People who hold extreme political views Radicals
Favored people born in the United States over more recent immigrants Nativism
Belief that some races are superior to others Eugenics
People who made transported or supplied alcohol illegally Bootlegger
Illegal drinking clubs where people secretly gathered Speakeasies
A movement that promoted the idea that every word of the Bible was the literal truth Fundamentalism
Large numbers of consumers whom manufactures can sell goods. Mass markets
Stationary workers each added a part to a vehicle as it moved along a conveyor belt. Assembly Line system
Workers were paid a portion of profits when their company performed well. Welfare capitalism
Lively rhythms and sounds from various instruments, and improvisation. Jazz
Young women who had a freer style of dress Flappers
Voters who elect a representative Constituency
Movement that sought to unify people of African descent Pan-Africansim
400,000,000 negros that moved to a vast organization to plant the banner of freedom on Africa Back-to-Africa movement
why did American leaders worry that the ideas of communism might spread to the United States following WWI? Threat in the US. poor people couldn't work. No rights under communism
What effect did the Red Scare have on those living in the United States? Lead to loss of jobs, loss of free expression, and civil liberties.
What factors fueled consumer demand and economic growth during the 1920s? Mass production, new consumer goods, and the rise of advertising
What major scandal damaged Harding's reputation
What factors contributed to race riots after WWI
What factors led to the Great Migration
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