| A | B |
|---|
| Nine Powers Treaty | Put the Open Door Policy into the form of a treaty |
| Fordney-McCumber Act | 1922 tariff law that raised import duties |
| Emergency Quota Act | Legislation that severly cut the number of people admitted into the U.S. |
| National Origins Act | Law that made immigration restrictions a permanent policy |
| Assembly Line | Method of manufacturing in which production is divided into simple tasks |
| Kellogg-Briand Pact | Treaty that tried to outlaw war |
| Standardized Parts | Pieces made to fit a standard |
| Flappers | Women who danced the charleston |
| Reparations | Payment for war damages |
| Technological Unemployment | Job loss when occupations became obsolete |
| Spirit of St. Louis | Small airplane that flew nonstop across the Atlantic |
| Prohibition | The law forbidding the making, transportation, sale, and possession of alcohol |
| Tin Lizzie | Henry Ford's model T automobile |
| Ku Klux Klan | Secret society opposed to African Americans, Jews, Catholics, and "foreign ideas" |
| Speakeasies | Secret night club for drinking illegally |
| Bootleggers | Those who make, sell or transport for sale alcoholic liquor |
| Open Shop | situation in which workers do NOT have to join a union |
| Mass Production | The manufacture of goods in large quantities using standard designs and the assemble line |
| Teapot Dome Scandal | An area near Casper, Wyoming set aside in 1915 as an oil resserve. Hardings Sec. of Interior leased the land to investors for $300,000 in bribes |
