| A | B |
|---|
| Demobilization | shift from wartime preparations to a peacetime economy |
| Red Scare | 1919-1920 Period of anti-Communist hysteria after the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia |
| Palmer Raids | 1919-20 Raids to capture alleged radicals; launched by Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer during the Red Scare. |
| Sacco & Vazetti | 2 Itallian immigrants who were accused of committing murder during a payroll robbery at a factory outside Boston, they were convicted and sentenced to death. Many felt they were convicted only b/c they were immigrants. |
| Warren G. Harding | Ran for president against Woodrow Wilson, and won. He was a senator for Ohio.. |
| Calvin Coolidge | Vice President to Harding. Took office once Harding was killed. president in 1924-28 |
| Herbert Hoover | Ran for President in 1928. Republican. He was known for his integrity and humanitarian ideals. |
| Great Migration of the 1920's | g |
| Black Nationalism | Period of time when Blacks displayed their pride in themselves and what they did. It was part of the Harlem renassance. |
| Marcus Garvey | Native of Jamaica, founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association in 1914. He urged African Am |
| KKK of the 1920's | Originated in Stone Mountain. During the Red Scare members soared, about 5 million members. |
| Immigration of the 1920's | 1/4 of the population had to do w/this. |
| Immigration Act of 1924 | Federal law reducing the immigration quota for each nationality to 2% of the 1890 figures. |
| Bolshevik | Branch of the Russian Communist party that seized power in 1917 following the overthrow of czar. |
| William G. Harding | Probusiness, antilabor platform that promised tax revision, higher tariffs, limits on immigration, and some aid to farmers. |
