| A | B |
|---|
| Harlem Renaissance | period of intellectual growth for African-Americans |
| Affluent African Americans | Live in New York City |
| 19th Amendment | right for women to vote |
| Hunger strikes | A way wives convincing husbands to support women voting |
| suffragists | women who wanted the right to vote |
| Langston Hughes | most famous poet of the Harlem Renaissance |
| Louis Armstrong | famous musician |
| the price of gas | .25 |
| the price of a movie | .05 |
| Woodrow Wilson | died trying to get the US to pass the League of Nations law |
| Warren Harding | president who did not speak very much |
| Calvin Coolidge | president who wanted to support business owners |
| Model T | made on the assembly line |
| Perfect 36 | Tennessee is the key vote to give women the right to vote |
| Scopes | a teacher who was arrested for teaching evolution |
| Farmers | being replaced by machines |
| feed WWI soldiers | reason why farmers grew so much food |
| Ann Dallas Dudley | fought for women's voting in TN |
| Zora Neal Hurston | famous writer of the Harlem Renaissance |
| birth control | enabled women to continue working |
