EOC Roaring 20's

term used to describe the economic

growth and cultural change in the 1920s

• Progressive Era

• Imperialism Era

• Roaring Twenties

• World War One

movement of millions of blacks from

rural areas of the South to the urban areas of

the North and Midwest

• Great Migration

• Roaring Twenties

• Harlem Renaissance

• Eugenics

a fear that an underground communist

revolution would take place in the United

States; resulted in the Palmer Raids

• Eugenics

• Red Scare

• Teapot Dome Scandal

• Palmer Raids

term for the 18th Amendment, outlawing

alcoholic beverages in the United States

• Prohibition

• Eugenics

• Harlem Renaissance

• Temperance

repealed prohibition. (Made Alcohol legal again)

• 18th Amendment

• 21st Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 22nd Amendment

applied natural selection to society,

causing many to believe in race superiority

• Social Darwinism

• Rugged Individualism

• Eugenics

• Harlem Renaissance

President, self-made millionaire, and

proponent of individual potential

• Herbert Hoover

• Warren Harding

• Charles Lindberg

• Calvin Coolidge

multiple laws passed in the 1920's that

placed quotas and literacy tests on immigration

• Scopes "Monkey" Trial

• Prohibition

• Immigration Acts

• Social Darwinism

inspired racial pride among the African American

community and called for a Back-to Africa

Movement

• Marcus Garvey

• Warren Harding

• Langston Hughes

• Charles Lindbergh

pseudo-science that justified marriage

and sterilization laws to remove "unwanted"

genes

• Rugged Individualism

• Eugenics

• Social Darwinism

• Prohibition