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| Due to reviving nativism and racism, what group gained substantial power? |
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| He was the first African American representative in Congress from a Northern state |
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| How was the ACLU involved in the "Monkey" Trial in Tennessee? |
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| Know who the following are and what they did: Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey, Bobby Jones, Gertrude Ederle, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Zora Neale Hurston |
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| These are underground bars where people would illegal drink. |
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| This Act limited immigration even more than the previous act by limited 2% and based it upon the 1890s census and later limited immigration even more |
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| This act limited immigration to 3% of your ethnic group according to the 1910 census. |
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| This belief said what was going on in urban society relaxed ethics and symbolized the nation’s moral decline |
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| This man created the UNIA and advocated a "back to Africa" movement but was arrested on mail fraud and deported to Jamaica. |
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| This man defended evolution against William Jennings Bryan. |
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| This man intentionally broke Tennessee's Butler Act that made teaching Evolution illegal. |
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| This man wrote "Farewell to Arms" and created anti-heroes. |
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| This organization's greatest accomplishment in the 1920s was blocking the nomination and appointment of a racist Supreme Court judge. |
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| This repealed prohibition. |
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| What amendment made the manufacturing, transportation,and sale of alcohol illegal |
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| What does NAACP stand for? |
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| What things gave women and youth more independence? Be sure to describe what life was like before those things. |
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| What was the first movie with actual words? |
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| ___ __________ was a notorious gangster in the prohibition era that was brought down by Elliot Ness for tax evasion. |
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| __________ or a false science that allowed for racism and nativisim |
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| ____________ _____________ was one of the two (either one is fine) people that preached traditional religion and values in non-tradition and exciting new ways. |
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| ______________ or young, dramatic, stylish, and unconventional women were one way women exhibited their new independence. |
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