History

2. People who oppose all forms of government
5. large-scale product manufactoring usually done by machinery, created more supply and reduce consumer costs
7. balancers of government regulation with their own philosophy
10. Governments power to control people and property in the interest of public safety, healt, welfare, and morals
12. Pause on the construction of major new warships and confidential dealings with the president
13. Industrial workers also prospered in the 1920s, partly due to rising wages and partly
14. A return to "normal" life after the war
15. Radio, movies, newspapers, and megazines aimed at a broad audience

1. A style of music influence by Dixieland music and rastime, with its ragged rhythms and syncopated melodies
3. Freedom from prosecution, on the grounds that they had had
4. A soulful style of music that envolved from African American spirituals
6. A young, dramatic, and stylish woman-personified these changes
8. The majority of Americans, tired of being entangled in the baffling, mutually hostile, and dangerous politics of Europe
9. Divided operations into simple tasks that unskilled workers could do and cut unnecessary
11. The artistic and unconventional lifestyle of these neighborhoods offered young artists and writers new lifestyles