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16 Cards in this Set

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Nativism

People who were prejudice against foreign-born people

Isolationism

A policy of pulling away from involvement in world affairs

Communism

An economic and political system based on a single-party government ruled by a dictatorship

Red Scare

Vladimir Lenin and the communists established a Communist state, where they raised their "red" flags

Anarchists

People who oppose any form of government

Quota System (Emergency Quota Act)

Established the maximum number of people who could enter the United States from each foreign country

A. Mitchell Palmer

U.S. Attorney that took action against communists in America fans arrested/ deported them

J. Edgar Hoover

Palmer appointed him as his special assistant (created the FBI)

Urban Sprawl

Cities that spread in all directions and the introduction of suburbs

Installment Plan

Enabled people to buy goods over an extended period, without having to put down much money at the time of purchase

What was business like in the 1920s?

Business expanded because productivity increased and people had money

How much of the worlds wealth did Americans own in the 20s?

40%

Airplane industry in the 20s

Began as a mail carrying service. Planes starts to carry radios and navigational instruments. Transatlantic flights ere performed by Charles Lindbergh, which helped promote cargo and commercial airlines

What changed in advertising?

Business owners hired psychologists to study how to appeal to peoples desires

3 mins differences between cities and small towns in the 20s?

Cities are busier (faster paced), small towns were slow


In a small town everyone knows everyone, citied no one really knows anyone


Cities were a world of competition (everyone judged everyone)

Life in the cities

Diverse with different types of people from American born citizens an African Americans to immigrants of all nationalities. At night people crowded into movie theaters. Cities were a world of competition and change. People judge one another by accomplishment and appearance more than background