Sought a "Return to Normalcy" after WWI, president during Teapot Dome Scandal

improving society by only allowing those with desirable characteristics to reproduce.

manufacturing process in which parts are added to an item as it moves station to station

Fear of Communist and radicals who promoted overthrow of U.S. Government

a series of raids to capture and arrest suspected radicals mostly from Eastern Europe.

Trial that tested constitutionality of Tennessee law that banned teaching of evolution

law that severely restricted immigration by establishing a national system of quotas.

Harding's Secretary of the Interior accepted bribes to lease oil-rich government land

Section of NYC where song-writers and musicians mixed, beginning of Blues, Jazz, Ragtime

religious and moral beliefs that are based on strict interpretation of Biblical scripture.

an economy driven by consumer spending as a percent of its gross domestic product.

the mass movement of millions of African-Americans in the South to cities in the North.

first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, becoming an international hero.

Writers who came of age during WW I, established literary reputations in the 1920s

Auto manufacturer who pioneered assembly-line technique, built affordable Model-T

a movement toward modifying traditional beliefs into a newer way of thinking & behaving

Jazz poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, lead Harlem Renaissance

An era of heightened creativity among African American writers, artists, & musicians

Ban on production & sale of alcohol, led to disrespect of the law, rise of organized crime

Harding's plan of isolationist foreign policy & reduction of government intervention

Advocated racial pride & supported "Back to Africa" movement for African-Americans

Lawyer involved in "Scopes Trial" & leader in American Civil Liberties Union

a person who makes, distributes, or sells goods illegally.

a fashionable young woman who challenged traditional expectations of women 1920s

American Jazz trumpeter, composer, & vocalist

American composer, pianist, and leader of a jazz orchestra