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- Americans feared outsiders because of the war so they moved towards isolationism

- Americans were afraid of America becoming a communist country

- People became afraid of foreigners so they had prejudice against them. Because of this some schools stopped teaching German and some Germans changed their names to sound more English

- Palmer raids were when Government agents invading people's homes without their permission

- Only a certain amount of people from each foreign country could immigrate to the US with the quota system

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- Automobile allowed people to live miles away from their job

- G.B. and France had to pay America $10 billion from borrowed goods

- Airplanes were used for sending mail and transporting cargo. America was first to have transatlantic passenger flights

- Electricity allowed factories to power machines. Electricity could also be transferred to suburbs

- Flower business boomed with the slogan "Say it with flowers" and weight conscious people started smoking more cigarettes

- Instalment plan = Banks let people buy things with a low down payment and low interest.  People bought a lot of things .  No one was concerned about prices going up

-Many farmers didn't have electricity, even after nearby suburbs had it installed

- Every 1 in 5 people had a automobile.

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-Jazz was created from the blend of vocal blues and instrumental ragtime (created in New Orleans)

-Jazz quickly spread to cities big and small, ex: Kansas city, Memphis, and New York city

-One of the more famous Jazz singer Bessie was originally a blues singer. Later on started to record on black-oriented labels for jazz and became the most-paid black artist in the world during 1927

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-The Dawes plan paid for $2.5 billion of Germany's dept to G.B. and France

- Fordney-McCumber Tariff- Raised taxes on some U.S. imports by 60%

- The Tea Pot Scandal was the corruption of cabinet post holder Albert B. Fall, when he took oil that was for the Navy and leased it to two private oil companies. He was later convicted of bribery and sent to jail.