When ________ took the oath to become the 29th president of the US, he promised stability and prosperity via a "return to normalcy.
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Harlem Renaissance
The ________ was manifested in theater, art, and music.
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Tulsa
In ________, Oklahoma, Black Americans had built up the Greenwood District with commerce and prosperity.
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KKK
In many states and localities, the Klan dominated politics to such a level that one could not be elected without the support of the ________.
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Harlem
Headquartered in ________, the UNIA published a newspaper, Negro World, and organized elaborate parades in which members, known as Garveyites, dressed in ornate, militaristic regalia and marched down city streets.
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Great Migration
The ________ had pulled enormous numbers of Black southerners northward, and, just as cultural limits loosened across the nation, the 1920s represented a period of self- reflection among African Americans, especially those in northern cities.
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National politics
________ in the 1920s were dominated by the Republican Party, which held not only the presidency but both houses of Congress as well.
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Alain Locke
________ did not coin the term New Negro, but he did much to popularize it.
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Klan
Members of the ________ and affiliated organizations often carried out acts of lynching and "nightriding- "the physical harassment of bootleggers, union activists, civil rights workers, or any others deemed "immoral "under the cover of night or their hoods and robes.
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Two events in 1915 are widely credited with inspiring the rebirth of the Klan
the lynching of Leo Frank and the release of The Birth of a Nation, a popular and groundbreaking film that valorized the Reconstruction Era Klan as a protector of feminine virtue and white racial purity
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Teapot Dome scandal
Warren Harding's administration suffered when several officials conspired to lease government land in Wyoming to oil companies in exchange for cash
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Nineteenth Amendment
The ________________________ gave women the right to vote
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Equal Rights Amendment
The _________________ was introduced and called for the elimination of all legal distinctions on account of sex, but was defeated in Congress
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Assembly line
The __________________ advanced production strategies within countless industries
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Tulsa Massacre
During the __________________ several hundred Black people were killed during by white rioters incited by a false claim of rape
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Great Migration
The ________________________ pulled large numbers of Black southerners to northern states as a result of Jim Crow racism
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Harlem Renaissance
A period in the 1920s when African-American achievements in art and music and literature flourished
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Universal Negro Improvement Association
The _________________________________________ was the largest Black nationalist organization in the world
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Emergency Immigration Act
The ____________________ was passed as a stopgap immigration measure
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Ku Klux Klan
The _____________________ was reborn as a white supremacist organization that claimed to protect American values and the American way of life from anyone who did not fit the mold
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The lynching of Leo Frank and the release of "The Birth of a Nation"
What two events are credited with the rebirth of the Klan?
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Lynching
_______________ is putting a person to death by mob action without due process of law
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Nightriding
________________ was the harassment of any deemed "immoral" under the cover of night