| A | B |
|---|
| Henry Ford | moving assembly line |
| radio | changed the way Americans received information |
| Charles Lindbergh | first solo flight across the Atlantic |
| installment buying | making purchases using crdit |
| consumer culture | you are what you buy or shop till you drop |
| quota system | laws to restrict immigration from southern and eastern Europe |
| nativism | distrust of immigrants |
| bull market | a rising stock market |
| Black Tuesday | a huge stock sell-off on Wall Street |
| buying on margin | buying stocks using borrowed money |
| Eighteenth Amendment | made the manufacture of alcohol illegal |
| Volstead Act | laws to enforce prohibition |
| bootlegger | sold illegal alcohol |
| organized crime | syndicates to control the sale of illegal beverages |
| Ohio Gang | President Harding's corrupt advisors |
| Teapot Dome Scandal | Secretary Fall illegally sold oil leases in exchange for bribes |
| Scopes Monkey Trial | put the ideas of Charles Darwin on trial |
| fundamentalism | literal belief that the Bible is the revealed word of God |
| modernism | rejected traditional beliefs and values |
| Jazz Age | name used to describe the twenties |
| Lost Generation | American writers and artists who fled to Paris |
| Great Migration | movement of blacks from the south to northern urban areas |
| Niagera Movement | organized to give blacks political rights |
| Old Ku Klux Klan | operated during Reconstruction |
| New Ku Klux Klan | hated jews, blacks, catholics, and blacks |
| Marcus Garvey | strived to create a homeland in Africa for blacks |
| Urban League | formed to help blacks settling in northern cities |
| NAACP | formed to stop the lynching of black Americans |
