Roaring 20’s Vocabulary.

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Roaring 20’s Vocabulary

communism Hammer and the sickle

A. Mitchell Palmer General attorney is the legal advisor for the government

anarchist No government

Sacco and Vanzetti Two Italian immigrants that were in the wrong place at the wrong time

Ku Klux Klan (KKK) It was created after Lincoln abolished slavery (1865).

strike A refusal to work

quota system Quota system limited by nationality the number of immigrants

urban sprawl City expansion

installment plan Credit system similar to a credit card

speakeasy Clandestine bars

bootlegger Illegal provider of alcohol

fundamentalism Upholds beliefs on the scriptures

Scopes Trial Trial about teaching evolution at public schools

flapper A fashionable young women that broke all the standards of behavior

The Great Migration The migration of thousands of African Americans from the south to the north

Harlem Renaissance The renaissance of the art, music, and literature of African Americans in the 1920s

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