History

mass production

production of goods through the use of machinery and assembly line

Assembly line

arrangement of equipment in work which passes from operation to operation until product assembled

consumer revolution

flood of new affordable goods after WW1

Bull market

period of rising stock prices

buying on margin

buying stock in which a buyer pay small percentage of the purchase price

teapot Dome scandal

Government official secretary, leasted federal oil reserves to private companies and exchange for bribes

Kellogg Briand pact

agreement in which nations agreed to outlaw war oilmen for bribes

Dawes plan

agreement in which US lend money to Germany to repay war debts to Britain in France

fundamentalism

movement Or attitude, stressing, strict, and literal adherence to get principles

modernism

Term that emphasize science in secular values over traditional ideas about religion

ku klux klan

Organization that promotes hatred and discrimination against specific groups

18th amendment

band the sale of alcohol

bootlegger

One who sells illegal alcohol

lost generation

term for American Raiders marked by discussion with World War I and new sense of meaning

flapper

Young woman who deny traditional rules of conduct and interest

Harlem Renaissance

Period in 1920s African-American novels, poets and artist celebrate their culture