| A | B |
|---|
| Assembly Line | Each person does one simple job instead of one person doing many jobs |
| "Return to Normalcy" | Harding's promise of the good life |
| New Negro | Proud that blacks have great artists, writers and musicians |
| Teapot Dome Scandal | This scandal cheated the U.S. Government |
| Ku Klux Klan | This group was started to keep blacks and immigrants under control |
| Sacco and Vanzetti | They were anarchists sentenced to death |
| "Roaring Twenties" | A time when there were a lot of changes in the U.S. |
| Bootleggers | Brought alcohol into the U.S. from Canada and West Indies during prohibition |
| Henry Ford | He wanted everyone to be able to own a car |
| Red Scare | The fear that the Communists were planning to take over the U.S. |
| Emergency Quota Act | A law that cut down on the number of immigrants coming to the U.s. |
| Speakeasy | A bar that sold alcohol secretly to people |
| Jazz | Energetic music with new and unusual rhythms |
| Flappers | Women wore short skirts, lipstick, makeup, and bobbed hair in the 1920's |
| Radio | This became the entertainment in many 1920's homes |
| Appliances | They were ran by electric, and made it easier to keep up a home |
| Magazines | Readers Digest and Time were the first of these reading materials |
| Motion Pictures | The Jazz Singer was the first picture to have sound |
