The Roaring 20s Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Migration

A

movement from one place to another

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Consumerism

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increased buying of products

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3
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Tradition

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relating to long established styles or ideas

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Modernity

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relating to recent or contemporary styles or ideas

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5
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Red

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American slang referencing communism

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6
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Prosperity

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When people/places are doing well in terms of money, having things

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7
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Nativism

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Hatred of immigrants, preference for native-born people

moving from your home to a different country

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Immigration

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moving from your home to a different country

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Harlem Renaissance

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When African American literature, art, music, dance, and social commentary began to flourish in 1920s Harlem

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10
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Flapper

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Early feminists of the 1920s

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11
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Racism

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Hatred of people based on their race

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12
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Lynch

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To hang a person from their neck until they are dead

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Jazz

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Type of music, blend of rythym and blues, improvised lyrics, southern songs

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18th Amendment

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Prohibition, made alcohol illegal in the USA

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15
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19th Amendment

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Granted women the right to vote

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16
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IMMIGRATION

C & E

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CAUSE: People come to the USA for a better life
EFFECT: Cities overcrowded, USA imposes immigrations laws (quotas) stopping/limiting immigration

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SOCIAL DARWINISM

C & E

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CAUSE: Desire to maintain social and economic divisions in society, justify nativist/racist policies
EFFECT: Provided razionalization for the Eugenics Movement

18
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EUGENICS MOVEMENT

C & E

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CAUSE: Racist desires to make humans “better”;
EFFECT: discrimination and persecution of target groups/individuals like Hitler and Jews of Nazi Germany

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RACE RELATIONS

C & E

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CAUSE: African Amaricans migrate north for jobs; settle in ethnic neighborhoods = Harlem Renaissance
EFFECT: Rise of the KKK, rise in lynchings, rise in Jim Crow laws,

20
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NATIVISM

C & E

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CAUSE: Fear immigrants were taking away jobs from soldiers returning from WWI
EFFECT: Anti-immigrants legislation, rise in immigrant quotas, rise in discrimination

21
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Red Scare

C & E

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CAUSE: Russian Revolution and fear of immigrants who were blamed for worsening labor riots
EFFECT: A crackdown on suspected communists, immigrants, anarchists, leftists

22
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PROHIBITION

C & E

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CAUSE: Alcohol blamed for society’s ills
EFFECT: crime rates soared

23
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ROLE OF WOMEN

C & E

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CAUSE: WW I Women gained sense of independence from working in factories; flappers are role models
EFFECT: 19th amendment, changing fashions, changing attitudes,

24
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The GREAT MIGRATION

C & E

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CAUSE: Escape racism of the south
EFFECT: Large increase in African American populations in the north like Chicago, Detroit, New York City

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TIN PAN ALLEY
Place in New York where singers, songwriters, producers started the American music industry