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Roaring 20s Vocabulary and Key Terms

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18th Amendment   Making, selling, and transporting of alcohol is prohibited (prohibition law)  
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19th Amendment   Women have the right to vote (women's suffrage)  
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21st Amendment   Repeal of the 18th amendment (ends prohibition)  
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Suffrage   The right to vote  
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Flapper   A woman who acted "unladylike." Often wearing short skirts, had short hair, drank, smoked, etc.  
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Roaring 20s   A prosperous time in American history after WWI and before the Great Depression  
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Economy   The wealth or resources of a country or nation  
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Bootlegger   Someone who illegally transports, sells, or manufactures alcohol  
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Speakeasy   A secert or hidden place where people drank alcohol during prohibition  
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Jazz Age   A time when jazz music became very popular with younger people  
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Culture   A way of life or the way people live  
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Al Capone   The leader of the Chicago mafia during the 1920s  
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Prohibition   The time when making, selling, and transporting alcohol became illegal  
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Propaganda   Information and images used to promote a specific point of view  
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Mafia   Groups of organized crime that began to become powerful during prohibition  
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