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Women's Christian __________ Union ;wanted to see alcohol banned in the U.S.; blamed alcohol as the cause of the evils of society; messages varied from rallies to advertisements; Carry Nation is the most recognizable member
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High school biology teacher arrested for teaching evolution; his trial became the battleground for Science vs. Religion and the change in attitudes during the 1920s
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Tennessee law banning the teaching of evolution in public schools
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Late 1800s/Reconstruction group that grew to popularity in the 1920s, and had major influence over politics and social attitudes
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political ideology that establishes a society without classes or private ownership of property as way to keep society equal and secure
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term that describes a slowdown of economic activity, usually caused by an increase in unemployment
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Congressional acts passed during WWI that were implemented during the Red Scare as a way to deport immigrants who did not “prove their loyalty” to the U.S.; were seen as traitors/spies
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The belief that the United States should be populated by those who were born here and whose families originated here
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The Communist Party of the United States was established in the 1920s due to the support by these groups
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secret nightclubs that operated illegally during Prohibition; were usually located in basements, storerooms, warehouses, or in other hiding spots to avoid the police
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nickname for smugglers during the Prohibition Era; shipments usually were from Canada
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U.S. Attorney General who was the target of an anarchist bombing; retaliated by investigating the lives of immigrants in an attempt to prevent future attacks; led to the creation of the Bureau of Investigation: his “raids” were considered to be uncon
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wrote the Communist Manifesto, which describes the exploitation of the working class by the rich class; established the basic theories of communism and socialism
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name for the postwar period in the U.S. that shows the “fear” of communism entering the country
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