U.S. History 1920s Terms
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ALICE PAUL |
FLAPPERS |
OVERPRODUCTION |
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BABE RUTH |
GOOD NEIGHBOR |
PALMER RAIDS |
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BLACK TUESDAY |
GREAT MIGRATION |
PROHIBITION |
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CALVIN COOLIDGE |
HARLEM RENAISSANCE |
RED SCARE |
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CHARLES LINDBERGH |
HERBERT HOOVER |
SACCO AND VANZETTI |
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN |
JOHN SCOPES |
SPEAKEASIES |
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CLARENCE DARROW |
KKK |
TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL |
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COMINTERN |
LOUIS ARMSTRONG |
WARREN HARDING |
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COMMUNISM |
MARCUS GARVEY |
WEB DUBOIS |
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FIVE POWER TREATY |
NINE POWER TREATY |
WILLIAM J BRYAN |
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Answer
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