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A new type of woman;
young, rebellious, energetic and bold. |
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| Statistics that describe a population |
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| Spanish-speaking neighborhood |
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| Print, film, and broadcast methods of communicating to large numbers of people. |
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| The 1920's; an energetic time |
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| Group of writers who felt disonnected from their country and it's values. |
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| An African-American literary awakening in Harlem, New York. |
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Suppliers of illegal alchool
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| Alcoholic bars that operated illegaly |
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| Christian ideas that God and the Bible is completely true. |
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Bryan vs. Darrow; Religion vs. Science;
Was Darwin's Theory of Evolution illegally taught or not? |
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Lenin's form of communism was:
1. Gov't owned all land and property
2. A single politcal party
3. Country over individual rights |
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| An intense fear of communism and other radical ideas |
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| A policy in avoiding political or economic alliances with foreign contries |
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| Albert B. Fall gave gov't owned oil fields to private oil companies for money |
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| Over 60 nations pledged not to threat war with eachother |
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| Largely dependent on costuomer spending |
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| Partial payments over a period of time |
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| Total value of goods and services a country produces |
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| Where one worker does on specific task repeatedly |
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| Companies approach to fend off unions by raising wages and offering benefits; all in benefit to the company. |
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High-risk investments in hopes of a huge return;
stockmarket. |
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| Buy a little now, and borrow the rest (later) etc. |
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| An average of the stock prices of major industires |
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| When investors pulled out millions from the stock market |
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| The collapse of the stock market |
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| A span in which the economy grows, then contracts |
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| 1931-1940; A large dust storm that swept the midwest |
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| Farmers help one another by buying their foreclosed farm land for pennies then giving them back |
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Repealing Prohibition;
End of failed social experiement, curb on gangsters |
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| Highest import tax in American history |
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| Reconstruction Finance Corporation |
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Government credit, money, to large industries;
Money to banks |
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WWI veterans march to Washington DC to demand their war pension payments;
Were shot and terrorized at by the army, MacArthur |
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| The relief, recovery, and reform programs of FDR's administration that were aimed at the Great Depression |
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FDR's pushing of programs through Congress to aid the country;
Provide relief, creat jobs, stimulate the economy |
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