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EOC 7 Vocab

TermDefinition
USSR Union of the Sovoiet Socialist Republic
Communism advocates workers rising up to assume power
Socialism the state rather private citizens or businesses, own all the property
Red Scare nation wide panic and fear of people being communists
Palmer raids suspected Communism and other subversives were arrested and jailed
Sacco and Vanetti Italian immigrants who were accused of murger in Massachsetts and found guilty
Ku Klux Klan formed originally to target blacks but expanded in 1920's to attack Jews, Catholics, and immigrants
John L. Lewis leader of the United Mine Workers
Radio important medium for communication
Fireside chats chats over the radio between Pres. Franklin Roosevelt and the people
Airplanes made transportation faster and more efficient
Movie industry boomed in the U.S, between 1910-1930--first movies were silent
Spectator sports popular during 1920's--boxing and baseball
Flappers "new women," women of the 20's who tended to be rebellious
Nineteeth Amendment (19th) gave women the right to vote
18th Amendment made the production, sale, and use of alcohol illegal
Prohibition Era passing of the 18th admendment lead to this span of time
Bootlegging illegal manufacture of alcohol
Speakeasies illegal drinking establishments
Last Generation group of writers who felt lost in a society of greed and corruption
Jazz popular form of music after WWI
Jazz Age what the 1920's were called because of how popular the music was
Louis Armstrong trumpeteer and singer from New Orleans, among the most noted jazz musicians
Langston Hughes Africian American who wrote about the black experience
Zora Neale female Africian American writer/gained fame for her novel,
Harlem Renaissance where black painters, writers, artists, dancers, and muscians produced enduring works of art
Fundamentalism people believe the Bible is literally true
Scopes trial centered around a high school teacher who was arrested for teaching evolutio...found guilty
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