| A | B |
|---|
| nativism | view that supports keeping foreigners out of the US |
| flapper | young woman who rebelled against traditional ways of thinking |
| bootlegger | person who smuggled or made illegal liquor |
| Prohibition | period in history when alcholic beverages were banned |
| expatriate | person who leaves his country to live in a foreign land |
| sabotage | act of secretly destroying property or interfering with work |
| recession | in which economy slumps |
| anarchist | person who opposes organized government |
| installment buying | system for purchasing items on credit |
| bull market | period of increased stock trading and rising stock prices |
| 18th Amendment | the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors |
| 19th Amendment | benefitted women |
| Scopes trial | dealt with whehter or not the theory of evolution could be taught in public schools |
| Harlem Renaissance | period of achievement of black artists, writers and musicians in NY during the 1920's |
| John Scopes | teacher who was convicted of teaching the theory of evolution in a Tennessee public school |
