| A | B |
|---|
| Return to Normalcy | Pres. Harding's Campaign slogan |
| Tea Pot Dome | scandal over government oil reserves |
| Albert Fall | First Cabinet member to go to jail |
| Red Scare | fear of communists and anarchists |
| Sacco and Vanzetti | Italian immigrants whose trial was tainted by prejudice |
| Marcus Garvey | started the 'Back to Africa' movement |
| capitalism | economic system based on private business and free enterprise |
| radicalism | fear of people whose beliefs were different from others |
| Louis Armstrong | Great Jazz musician on trumpet |
| Silent Cal | Coolidge's nickname |
| Calvin Coolidge | Harding's successor |
| Ohio Gang | members of Harding's cabinet that were corrupt |
| Charleston | Dance craze of the 1920s |
| flappers | bold, flashy females of the 1920s |
| installment buying | paying small monthly amounts to buy an item |
| speakeasies | secret nightclubs |
| Five-Power treaty | Agreement among major countries to limit their Navies |
| Kellogg-Briand Pact | Agreement of 55 countries to outlaw war |
| Nellie Ross and Miriam Ferguson | First two female governors |
| Gross National Product | total value of goods and services in a country |
