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A market in which prices are rising or expected to rise, usually associated with the stock market, which encouraged the buying of stocks. During the 1920's, new consumer technologies were being invented and distributed, so stock prices were expected to rise due to the boom in consumer goods.

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The theory that one species can change and improve into a different species over time through hereditary changes. This theory was frowned upon in the 1920's and was outlawed from being taught

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An explosion of culture that leads to new ways of thinking, and new forms of art and literature. The Harlem Renaissance was the explosion of culture for African Americans.

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Purchasing an asset by borrowing money from a broker and paying the money back while claiming the asset as collateral.

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A court case in which Italian anarchists Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were charged and executed for the murder of a paymaster. What made the case controversial was that the evidence provided seemed suspicious, which led to many believing that they were executed because of their immigrant background and radical beliefs.

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a court case in which high school teacher John Thomas Scopes was charged for violating Tennessee's law against teaching evolution instead of the divine creation of man. Scopes was found guilty and charged a $100 fine.

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a law passed in 1924 that severely restricted immigration by establishing national quotas that discriminated against immigrants from southern and eastern Europe and outright excluded Asians.

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a law signed in 1921 that restricted immigration to America to 3 percent of the number of residents per year from their country of origin already living in the US.

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a system in 1921 that limited the amount of immigrants allowed in America per year.

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making or selling products illegally, such as alcohol during the prohibition time, when making and selling alcohol was illegal.

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Illegal saloons that sold bootleg liquor after prohibition, the banning of the making and selling of alcohol in America.

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an explosion of arts and culture for African American writers, artists, and musicians that took place in Harlem, an all-black neighborhood in New York City.

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any form of media that can reach a large audience. such as newspapers, magazines, or television.

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Women in the 1920's who rejected the traditional behaviors of women and started making their own: short hairstyles, dresses, and skirts, and a lot of makeup. They also started driving vehicles more than their predecessors and working outside of the house.

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a process by which parts are placed onto a moving belt and moved to different workstations where more parts are added and put together by the workers, with the help of machinery.

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Paying for a good in small amounts at different times, while still getting the benefits of the item.

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an international agreement in 1928 where countries can't use war to settle disputes.

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Not being involved in foreign affairs due to no diplomatic communication. The U.S tried to maintain this policy until they were forced to enter into World War 1 in 1917 due to Germany practicing unrestricted submarine warfare and the interception of the Zimmerman Telegram.

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a government scandal involving the then Secretary of the Interior, Albert Bacon Fall, leasing Navy petroleum reserves at Teapot Dome in Wyoming and two other locations in California to private companies at low rates without competitive bidding.

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The widespread fear of communism, anarchism, or anything that opposes the values of democracy. The U.S experienced the red scare during the 1920's as communism was rising in Russia and labor uprisings took place in America.