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1.

RED SCARE

FEAR RISE OF COMMUNISM
2.

PALMER RAIDS

  • Attempts by the US Department of Justice
  • Occurred in November 1919 to January 1920
  • Under the leadership of Atty. Gen. A. Mitchell Palmer
3.

SACCO/VANZETTI TRIAL

  • Convicted of murdering two men
  • They were set on electric chair and executed
  • executed because they were anarchists
  • Later on found innocent this was a wrongful execution
Photo by El Bibliomata
4.

KU KLUX KLAN -KKK

  • Terrorist organization in the US generally in southern states
  • Didn't like African-Americans so they tortured them
  • They would also burn crosses, homes and lynch people
Photo by Brett Jordan
5.

AUTOMOBILE

DEF; VEHICLES, CARS
Photo by Thor888
6.

HENRY FORD

  • American industrialist
  • Founder of the Ford Motor Company
  • Manufactured first automobile
  • Innovator
Photo by The Henry Ford
7.

RISE OF NEW INDUSTRIES

  • Cars continued to increase
  • Parts were needed so every part had their own industry
Photo by massonth
8.

ASSEMBLY LINE

  • Process in which parts are added to a product in a sequential manner
  • Finishes product much faster
Photo by aldenjewell
9.

PROHIBITION (1920-1933)

NATIONAL BAN ON SALE, PRODUCTION, AND TRANSPORT OF ALCOHOL
Photo by ell brown
10.

18TH AMENDMENT

PROHIBITION OF ALCOHOL
Photo by willia4
11.

ORGANIZED CRIME

PEOPLE AND GROUPS INVOLVED IN SUCH CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES
Photo by thealmightyprophetgitboy
12.

21ST AMENDMENT

REPEALED THE 18TH AMENDMENT AND RATIFIED DECEMBER 5, 1933
Photo by Highways Agency
13.

FLAPPERS

MODERN WOMAN THAT WERE LESS DOMESTIC; MORE WORLD WISE AND FREE
Photo by rich701
14.

SPEAK-EASY

PLACE FOR THE ILLEGAL SALE & CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL
Photo by Andy Magee
15.

SCOPES MONKEY TRIAL

THE STATE OF TENNESSEE V. JOHN THOMAS SCOPES
Photo by J. Stephen Conn
16.

THE REASON

  • John Scopes accused of violating Tennessee Butler Act
  • Found guilty and fined $100
Photo by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent)
17.

WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN

THREE-TIME PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE; ARGUED FOR THE PROSECUTION
18.

CLARENCE DARROW

DEFENSE ATTORNEY SPOKE FOR SCOPES
19.

HARLEM RENAISSANCE

  • In 1920s
  • African-Americans achieve a greater financial standing in Harlem
  • Were able to spend more time on creative pursuits
Photo by FlickrJunkie

Brian Torrado