RED SCARE

• The world was scared of communism spreading around

PALMER RAIDS

• Was the USA kicking out all the anarchists
• The raids and arrests occurred from November 1919- January 1920

SACCO/ VANZETTI TRIAL

• Anarchists
• Convicted of murdering 2 men during the armed robbery of a shoe factory
• The robbery was in south Braintree, Massachusetts(1920)

KU KLUX KLAN

• Withe supremacy and anti-immigration
• Anti-communist since mid-20th century
• More known as KKK

HENRY FORD

• The inventor of Ford
• He was the first one to mass produce a car
• He made the Model-T

ASSEMBLY LINE

• A way to mass produce
• First used by Ford
• People working in the same product but different sections

RISE OF NEW INDUSTRIES

• Because of the automobile new industries were needed
• Tires
• Roads
• Gasoline

18TH AMENDMENT

• Banned the manufacture ,sale,and transportation,of alcohol

ORGANIZED CRIME

21ST AMENDMENT

• Banned the transportation or importation into any state ,territory or possession of The United States for delivery,or use their in of intoxicating liquor a in violation of the laws thereof is hereby prohibited

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN

• Former United States Secretary of State ,born, march 19,1860
• In Salem Illinois died in July 26, 1925 Dayton,Tn

CLARENCE DARROW

• Moved to Chicago in 1887
• Attempted to free the anarchists charged in the hay market riot
• In 1894 he defended eugene v. Debs arrested on a federal charge arising from the Pullman strike.

LANGSTON HUGHES

• Born February 1,1902

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BABE RUTH

• He was an inspirational person because he was normal
• He played on the most famous sports during the 1920's
• He showed people they could be normal and succeed
• Baseball player

JACK DEMPSEY

• He was a professional boxer
• He also play one of the most famous sports during the 1920
• He also inspired people because he looked normal

CHARLES LINDBERGH

• He went from Roosevelt field in garden NY to Le bourget field in Paris France on a plane by him self
• He inspired people by showing that stuff could be done even alone

TIN PAN ALLEY

• Name given to the collection of New York City music publisher s and songwriters who dominated the popular music of the United States in the late in the late 19th century

GREAT MIGRATION

• More than 6 million African Americans moved out of the south to cities across the northeast Midwest and west
• From 1915-1930

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