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| victims of being accused for the red scare |
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| established the maximum number of people who could enter the united states from each foregin country |
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| leader of the united mine workers of america |
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| one of the least successful presidents |
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| rasied taxes onsome U.S. imports to 60% |
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| the presidents poker-playing cronies |
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| Albert fall leased the oil rich lands to priate oil compaines |
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| responsible for the tea pot dome scandal |
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| the spread of people living away from their jobs |
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| enabled people to buy goods over an extended peroid without having to put down much money at the time of purchase |
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| era in which the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages were legally prohibited |
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| underground hidden saloons and nightclubs |
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| a smuggler who carried liquor in his boots and smuggled it in from Canada or other places |
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| the protestant movement grounded in a literal, or nonsymbolic, interpretation of the Bible |
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| the most famous trial lawyer of the day |
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| a fight over evolution and the role of science and religion in public schools and american soceity |
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| an emancipated young woman who embraced the new fashions and urban attitudes of the day |
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| mad ethe first nonstop solo flight across the atlantic |
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| artist that produced intensely colored canvases that captured the grandeur of New York |
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| the first american to win a nobel prize in literature |
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| named the 1920's the "jazz age" |
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| wrote poems celebrating youth and a life of independence and freedom from traditional constraints |
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| became the best known expatriate author |
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| 2 term governer of New york and future president |
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| a phrase taken from a campaign speech in which roosevelt had promised a new deal for American people |
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| established the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
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| required corporations to provied company informaion on all stock offerings |
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| agricultural adjustment act |
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| sought to raise crops by lowering production |
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| civilian conservation corps. |
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| put young men aged 18-25 to work building rail roads |
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| national industrial recovery act |
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| provided money to states to create jobs chiefly in the construction of schools and other community buildings |
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| spending more money than the government recieves in revenue |
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| early supporter of the new deal |
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| a social reformer who combined her deep humanitarian inpulses with great political skill |
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| works progress administration |
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| a program to help youths, professionals and other workers |
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| national youth administration |
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| was created specifically to provied education, jobs, councelling, and recration for the youth |
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| reestablished the NIRA provision of colective barganing |
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| serves the elder 65 and older, the unemployed, and the families with dependent childern and the disabled |
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| Americas first woman cabinet member |
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| the groups from the AFL that had been expeled |
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| a best selling book duriong the great depression |
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| an artist during the great depression |
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| made to regulate banking and investment activities |
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| made to regulate banking and investment activities |
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| National Labor Relations Board |
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