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History Vocab ch 21

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President Warren Harding's old poker playing friends who created white house scandals Ohio Gang
was a famous pilot who crossed the Atlantic on a solo flight in 1927 Charles Lindbergh
was a member of the Ohio Gang who sold scarce medical supplies he took from veterans' hospitals Charles Forbes
the world's most famous female pilot. Crossed the Atlantic, but disappeared on a flight in 1937 Amelia Earhart
created by an American Banker that offered loans to Germany and negotiated deals with France and Britain to accept less on reparations payments so war debts could be paid The Dawes Plan
was the first automobile mass produced in America. Cost $850 originally. Nicknamed the "Tin Lizzie" Model T
allowed for the mass production of consumer goods and perfected by Henry Ford in his factories assembly line
took over as President after Harding died in office. Reporter joked, he could be silent in 5 languages Calvin Coolidge
saw the first Cabinet member go to prison after Secretary Fall took bribes from private interests Teapot Dome scandal
the U.S. invited 8 major world powers to discuss disarmament. A 10 year moratorium on naval warship creation. Japan was angry as they were required to keep a smaller Navy Washington naval conference
was signed by the U.S. and France initially, but eventually ratified by 62 nations to outlaw war Kellogg-Briand Pact
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