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chapter 12

us honors history

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scopes trail a sensation 1925 court case in which the biology teacher john t. scopes was tried for challenging a tennese law that said you couldnt teach evolution he was found guilty
clarence darrow the most famous trail lawyer who defended scopes
prohibition the banning of the sale manufacture and possesion of alcohol this lead to the rise of gangs
russian revolution the czar was uunable with the crimes in russia there was complete mayhem soon the czar abidated his throne it was replaced by was is in charge a group of revolutionists overthrew this and formed a communist form of gocernment
immigration restrictions the qouta system establishedthe max # of people who could enter the us from each foriegn country did not include anybody in the western hemisphere
palmer raids palmer laid raids to hunt down suspected communists socialists and anarchists they jailed and deported them with no trail soon they figured palmer was crazy because nothing big happened
KKK they were very STRONG natavists believed in americanism they lead racial violence they tried to influence state national and local government
UNIA delt with the daily challenges faced threats and discrimination mrcus gravey thought that blacks should form a seperate society
NAACP urged african americans to agressivly protest racial vviolence antilynching bills never succeded represented the new vioce of african americans
automobiles created paved roads houses came with garages gasoline stations were built people could travel farther also provided many factories also was a status symbol
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