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20 Cards in this Set
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Nergo nationalism
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Marcus garvey
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first transatlantic solo flight
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Charles lindbergh
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treaty to outlaw war
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kellogg-briand peace pact
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First model built; 1908-1927
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Model T
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prolific, versatile writer
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Langston hughes
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divided operations into simple tasks
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assembly line
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composer, pianist, bandleader
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Duke Ellington
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secret bars
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speakeasies
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artistic, unconventional
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bohemian
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secretly sold lands with oil reserves
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tea pot dome scandal
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Harding won presidency by appealing to America's desire to
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return to normalcy
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Coolidge believed that his job as president was to make sure the government
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Did not interfere with business/production
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In 1922, the NAACP successfully influenced the house of representatives to pass
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anti-lynching laws
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henry ford was able to reward his workers due to the success of
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mass production
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american modern artist were greatly influenced by art movements in
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Europe
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the flowering of African American arts in the 1920's is known as
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Harlem Renaissance
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many Americans feared the country was losing its traditional values and joined a religious movement called
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Fundamentalism
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what style of music was influenced by Dixieland and ragtime?
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Jazz
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golden age of Hollywood began in 1927 with the release of the first
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talking picture
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name for the 1920's "independent" woman
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Flapper
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