Women, Native Americans, Lost Generation, Booming, Nativism, Red Scare and Palmer Raids

While the 19th Amendment gave women ____ ,middle class women still _____ to stay at home

1. right to vote

2. expected

Most _____ lived in cities, were limited to certain jobs such as ___, nurses, teachers, and ___ , and received ______ than men

1. working women

2. maids

3. lower wages

____ were women who wore dresses that stopped at their knees, had bobbed or short hair, and did thinks like smoking and driving cars that were _____

1. Flappers

2. usually reserved for men

In 1924, Coolidge signed the ______ which extended U.S citizenships to Native Americans _____

1. Indian citizenship

2. Living on reservations

The Lost Generation was the name given to a ____ during the 1920 who had lost faith in the materialism, conformity, intolerance and hypocrisy of the mass society

group of writers

Not all _____ were booming during the 1920s

Industries

Coal mining ______ and railroad industries all declined

Textile

____ also did not share in the prosperity

Farmers

The ______ of 1921 and National Origins Act of 1924 limited numbers of immigrants from “undesirable” countries

Emergency Quota Act

In Takao Ozawa Vs. U.S (1922) the Supreme Court ruled that ____ were not eligible for _____ because they were not considered “free white persons” as required by the 1906 Naturalization Act

1. Japanese immigrants

2. Citizenship

In 1917 Russian Revolution made some Americans feared the spread of _______ in the U.S

Communism

These ______ Targeted Italian and Jewish Immigrants with suspected ties to anarchism, communism, and labor activism

Palmer Raids