Ch. 10 The Jazz Age

The manufacturing process in which operations are divided into simple tasks and cut out unnecessary motion

• Isolationism

• Open shop

• Nativism

• Assembly Line

The large influx of African-Americans who moved from rural areas in the South to large urban areas in the North between 1910-1930

• Great Migration

• Nativism

• Prohibition

• Bootleggin

A workplace where employees were not required to join a union

• Anarchist

• Isolationism

• Open shop

• Speakeasies

Name of the first car built by the Ford Motor Co. using the assembly line method. AKA Tin Lizzie

• Model A

• Model T

• Model G

• Model C

Outlawed the sale , distribution and consumption of alcohol

• Temperance

• Propaganda

• Illegal

• Prohibition

Term for one who opposes all forms of government

• Agnostic

• Socialisth

• Anarchist

• Communist

Print and broadcast methods of communication information to large numbers of people

• Social media

• Mass Media

• Mass communications

• Public media

Term given for the young, adventurous woman of the 1920's

• Harlot

• Floozie

• Prostitute

• Flapper

Term for the illegal production and distribution of alcohol

• Bootlegging

• Bottlelegging

• Prohibition

• Moonshine

Term given to the illegal bars and places where alcohol was sold during the 20's

• Saloons

• Bars

• Clubs

• Speakeasies