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1. 1924 election

made the first solo nonstop flight from Ney York to Paris; thought of as a hero and celebrityCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became big

2. Movies

Coolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositemade the first solo nonstop flight from Ney York to Paris; thought of as a hero and celebritymovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color

3. Langston Hughes

Coolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigmade the first solo nonstop flight from Ney York to Paris; thought of as a hero and celebrity

4. Charles Lindbergh

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigmade the first solo nonstop flight from Ney York to Paris; thought of as a hero and celebritywriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

5. 1928 election

Hoover (republican) vs. Smith (democrat); Coolidge chose not to run; Hoover won; republicans were associated with good economy; Smith received anti-catholic prejudice; Hoover won in a landslidemovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color

6. intolerance

writer/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bignot tolerant of others' views/beliefsCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

7. KKK

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite5 million members, held political power in several states, popularity expanded beyond the South, against everyone different than them (not just blacks)writer/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color

8. 19th amendment

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorgave women the right to vote, but little changed for them politically or economically; even though they could vote, many didn'tCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

9. prosperity

being successful/prosperousmovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color

10. WEB DuBois

integration into white society, NAACP and Urban League wanted to improve the image of the African AmericanCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became big

11. Jazz Singer

12. Stock Market

writer/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositemovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigstock prices increased in the early 20's; people bought shares in hopes of being able to sell them for an even higher price to other people and make a profit; people borrowed on 'margin' to buy them, meaning they only had to pay a small amount of money and could borrow the rest; prices began to decline in September 1929; people rushed to sell their stocks on Black Thursday, Oct. 24; Big banks tried to save it, but couldn't; prices fell again on Black Tuesday

13. Ohio Gang

Coolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositemovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorHarding appointed all his good friends, who ended up going behind his back and behaving corruptly

14. fundamentalism

Coolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositemovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigset of religious beliefs including traditional Christian ideas about Jesus Christ; the belief that the Bible was inspired by God and is literally truewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color

15. Albert Fall

leased Navy petroleum reserves to private oil companies without competitive biddingCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositemovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color

16. Great Migration

lots of blacks moved out of the South to the Northeast, Midwest, and West, hoping to find better jobs and opportunitiesCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became big

17. materialism

writer/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigdesire for wealth and material possessions with little interest in ethical or spiritual mattersCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

18. restriction acts

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositewriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin color(1921 and 1924) created to favor old immigrants over new immigrants; based the number of immigrants let into the country on number of people from that area already in the US; 1921 let in 3% based on a later census; 1924 let in 2% based on an earlier census

19. Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositesatire of American culture, society and behavior; criticizes middle-class America and conformity

20. 1920 election

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorHarding vs. Cox, Harding won by a lot, statement about what the people thought about the outgoing Democratic president (Wilson); issues included the league of nations, strikes, race riots, etc.Coolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

21. Socco/Vanzetti Trial

Italian immigrants convicted of murder without solid evidence, mostly because they were anarchistsmovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

22. Radio

movie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositelarge networks were developed that helped broadcast radio programs to multiple stations

23. Prohibition

the prevention by law of the manufacture and sale of alcohol between 1920 and 1933; wanted to eliminate drunkennesswriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

24. Model T

Ford car; used the assembly line; massed produced, more available to the average personwriter/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colorCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the oppositemovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became big

25. Marcus Garvey

writer/poet and social activist; jazz poetry; tried to depict the real life of blacks in his work; criticized the divisions and prejudices based on skin colormovie theaters were being created in many towns; many Americans frequently went to see movies; movie industry became bigseparatist, good at speaking in front of people, wanted to build a strong black community, 'Africa for Africans' - UNIA: Universal Negro Improvement AssociationCoolidge (republican), Davis (democrat), La Follette (progressive); Coolidge won by a lot; he had been given credit for the great economy after Harding died; both Coolidge and Davis campaigned for limited government, reduced taxes and less regulation, while La Follette said the opposite

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