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American History

IRS Income tax evasion

Dry Prohibition

Weary Blues Langston Hughes

Indiana Grand Dragon D.C. Stephenson

C.C. Charlie Chaplin

Coffeepot Half-Globe Teapot Dome

Lucky Lindbergh

Sachmo Louis Armstrong

Candy Bar Babe Ruth

Not Calmer A. Mitchell Palmer

Not Reds Blues Singer

Cotton Club Duke Ellington

Not the Horse Automobile

Continent Africa

The ___ of America is ___ Business

Where are you? High School

Voting Age 18th

Micro… John Scopes

Italians Sacco & Vanzetti

Not Found Lost Generation

Words Writers

Old Time Religion Fundamentalist

Car Company Henry Ford

Radio Dance Silent Car

housework vote practical

R & R Rediscover Respect

bobbed smoke Make-upKnees

Pink collar High school single

Birth of a Nation Jews Midwest4.5

quota Literacy Eastern Southern

organized speakeasies corruption

increase decrease absenteeism

Lucky/unlucky 13th

adult 18th

Bill of Rights 2nd

After prohibition 19th

color Yellow

Stay alone isolation

Bill of Rights 1 st Amendment

Not Imperialists Anti-Imperialist

Saint Andrew Carnegie

Save money Cut wages

Honest Lincoln

& bought Louisiana Jefferson

M.D. Manifest Destiny

Peoples Populists

H.T. Harriet Tubman

After Populists Progressive

Slime cleaners Muckrakers

1 st 10 Bill of Rights

Old Hickory Jackson

During WWI Sedition Acts

Not Ron Robin Jim Crow

Scopes Prosecutor W. J. Bryan

Homer’s Fight Plessy v. Ferguson

Argued with Booker T. W.E.B. du Bois

Wizard on Menlo Park Edison

Time clock 8 hour day

T.N. Thomas Nast

John D. Rockefeller

Bully Pulpit T. Roosevelt

Remember the Alamo Mexican War

Apparent & monkeys Manifest Darwinism

HPLL Homestead Pullman Lawrence Ludlow

French term Laissez- faire

sanitation fire clean

naval raw Europe

RTW Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

N v. S Civil War

Stanton Anthony Paul

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