1. Immigration Act of 1921Immigration Act of 1924 National Origins ActVolstead Act Scopes TrialSacco-Vanzetti Trial

2. Harlem RenaissanceProhibition Urban-Rural ConflictMarcus Garvey Assembly Line‘Normalcy’

3. Teapot Dome ScandalHarding Scandals John Maynard KeynesHawley-Smoot Tariff ‘Black Tuesday’ Reconstruction Finance Corporation

4. Debt MoratoriumBonus Army IsolationismFour Power Treaty Five Power TreatyNine Power Treaty

5. Kellogg-Briand PactLondon Naval Conference Good Neighbor PolicyDawes and Young Plans Clark MemorandumWashington Conference

6. Herbert HooverCalvin Coolidge Warren HardingA. Mitchell Palmer Clarence DarrowWilliams Jennings Bryant

7. Charles LindberghCharles Chaplin John DewyCharles and Mary Beard Robert and Helen LyndH.L. Menken

8. Francis Scot FitzgeraldSinclair Lewis Ernest HemmingwayAndrew Mellon Jackson PollockMargaret Sanger

9. Albert FallLangston Hughes Carl SandbergGrant Wood Norman Thomas1932 Election

10. Franklin D. RooseveltHundred Days Congress Tennessee Valley Authority ‘Brain’ Trust Share-Our-Wealth Program First New Deal

11. Second New DealCourt Packing Nye CommitteeNew Deal Programs Social Security ActFair Labor Standards

12. The Federal Securities Act Glass-Steagall Act National Industrial Recovery Act 1 st Agriculture Adjustment Act Works Progress Administration Wagner Act

13. 2 nd Agricultural Adjustment Act Schecter v. United States United States v. ButlerFather Charles Coughlin Huey LongDr. Francis Townsend

14. Harry Hopkins National Recovery Administration John Steinbeck“Roaring Twenties” Consumer SocietyHenry Ford

15. Revival of KKKGreat Depression Eleanor RooseveltRelief, Recovery, Reform 21 st AmendmentFireside Chats

16. FDICCCC New Deal OppositionDust Bowl America FirstAtlantic Charter

17. The business of American and the consumer economy Republican Politics: Harding, Coolidge, Hoover The culture of modernism: science, arts and entertainment Responses to Modernism: religious fundamentalism, nativism and prohibition The ongoing struggle for equality: African Americans and women Causes of the Great Depression

18. The Hoover Administration's response to the Great Depression FDR & the New Deal Labor Unions and recognition The New Deal coalition and its critics from the left and right Surviving hard times: American society during the Great Depression 20 th Amendment