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| President who promised a "return to normalcy after word war 1." Proposed lower taxes, and was pro-business |
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| manufacturing technique that uses a conveyor belt to move materials to workers who stay in one place. |
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| Allowing customers to pay for purchases in small monthly payments. |
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| Corrupt actions of Harding's secretary of the interior, who made illegal ideas with oil executives |
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| Succeeded Harding in in office as prsident, cleaned up scandals, was pro-business did not favor sociel welfare. |
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| Economics theory that if business is left unregulated by government it will act in a way that benefits the nation. |
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| A young women in the 1920's eager to try new fashions, dances, and fads. |
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| Name used to describe the 1920s, because of the popularity of a particular musical form. |
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| term for communications that reach a large audience and help spread popular culture. |
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| Songs, dances, and slang expressions that appeal to many people. |
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