Unit 15 Flashcards
President from 1923 to 1929
Calvin Coolidge
President from 1921 to 1923
Warren G. Harding
President from 1929 to 1933
Herbert Hoover
Scandal under Harding in which sec of interior fall takes bribes for granting oil leases on government land in Wyoming
Teapot dome
Catholic anti-prohibition Democrat who lost to Coolidge in 1928, won city vote which showed growing cultural divide between American cities and rural areas
Al Smith
Alternative name for assembly-line production
Fordism
Term for company that offers jobs to non-union members
Open shop
Term that refers to when companies give improved benefits and higher wages so people would not join unions
Welfare capitalism
New music form of 1920s derived from African-American rhythms and ragtime
Jazz
Idea that consumer goods dominate the market and what we consume defines who we are
Consumerism
Tactic by which car companies purposely change a cars design to stimulate more sales
Planned obsolescence
Buying a product and paying for it over the course of time also known as buying on credit
Installment plans
Women who challenged traditional gender roles in the 1920s by being more sexually promiscuous
Flappers
Feminist who promoted birth control
Margaret Sanger
Religious movement of the 1920s that took historical and critical view of Bible said Bible was not to be taken literally; urban
Liberal Protestantism
Musical literary artistic rebirth amongst African-Americans in 1920s
Harlem Renaissance
African-American poet of the Harlem Renaissance
Langston Hughes
African-American writer of the Harlem Renaissance
Zora Neale Hurston
Most famous jazz performers of the Harlem Renaissance
Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong
Black nationalist to let the “back to Africa” movement
Marcus Garvey
Outlawed manufacture, sale, distribution of alcohol
18th amendment
Federal law that enforced 18th amendment
Volstead act
Conservative religious movement that took a literal view of the Bible; rural
Fundamentalism
Group that hated blacks, Catholics, Jews, foreigners, Communists; refounded at Stone Mountain, Georgia in 1915
Ku Klux Klan