by: Sabrina Madero

the fear of the new idea of communism

when the government became involved in hunting down communist, Immigrants were targeted

when people don't like others because they are not of the same race

a false science trying to prove that one race is superior to the other

a racist organization that threatened, killed, and beat immigrants

a religion based of literal meaning of the bible

the band of alcohol in the 1920's

secretive bars that illegally sold bootleg alcohol

independent young women that had just come out of WWI who were more rebellious 

a type of art that is in between a dream and reality

a form of art where each part of the painting is from a different angle of an object

a sophisticated architecture looking art  

a realistic painting that had bright colors or unrealistic colors

the first affordable car created with the assembly line

an uprising of black culture and inspiring creativity

created by marcus garvey to help African americans know their roots

an organization that fought for anti-lynching laws and equality

a new and more inspiring type of music that rose in the harlem renaissance

the 1920's "credit card"  that allowed people to spend above their budget

bands the distribution of alcohol

gave women the right to vote

counteracts with the 18th amendment and releases the band of alcohol

an act created to limit the immigrants from southern and eastern europe

an act passed that enforced the 18th amendment

two Italian immigrants that were wrongly accused of murder because of their race

a trial against the idea of teaching the theory of evolution in schools

a notorious gangster that made a fortune off of bootleg alcohol

a president of the united states that died during his term

the replacement for harding that became a popular president

created and lead the back to Africa movement

a African American women who wrote inspiring books on the obstacle of a women

a writer who wrote poetry on anti-racism

one of the most famous jazz players who played the trumpet and sang

a famous musician in the 1920's that performed at speakeasies and clubs