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- 3. Scare Intense fear of communism and radicalism after WWI.
- 8. Buying "Buy now, pay later" plan for purchasing goods.
- 9. A policy of favoring native-born citizens over immigrants.
- 12. Hughes Leading poet and writer of the Harlem Renaissance.
- 15. Renaissance A 1920s flourishing of African American art and literature in NYC.
- 17. Goods Products like cars and radios made for personal use.
- 19. Trial 1925 court case about teaching evolution in schools; also called the "Monkey Trial."
- 21. Act Of 1924 Law that severely restricted immigration using a national origins quota system.
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- 1. Resurgent white supremacist group of the 1920s.
- 2. The nationwide ban on alcoholic beverages from 1920-1933.
- 4. Liberated 1920s woman with bobbed hair and short skirts.
- 5. Amendment Constitutional amendment that repealed Prohibition.
- 6. A system that sets a limit on the number of immigrants from a particular country.
- 7. Amendment Constitutional amendment that established Prohibition.
- 10. Age Term for the 1920s defined by new social freedoms and music. 🎷
- 11. Migration Mass movement of African Americans from the South to the North for jobs.
- 13. And Vanzetti Italian anarchists controversially executed, symbolizing anti-immigrant sentiment.
- 14. Prosperity Seemingly booming 1920s economy built on credit and speculation.
- 16. Consumption Widespread purchasing of goods by the public.
- 18. Media Communication like radio that reached large audiences, creating a national culture.
- 20. Raids Government actions that arrested and deported suspected radicals during the Red Scare.
