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| A program where the nations of the world would voluntarily give up their weapons |
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| A hands-off government policy |
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| Customers make partial payments at set intervals over a period of time until the total debt is paid |
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| Total Value of goods and services a country produces annually |
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| Manufacturing process in which each worker does one specialized task in the construction of the final product |
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| Sec. of Interior Albert Fall gave oil drilling rights to private companies in Elk Hills, Ca and Teapot Dome, WY |
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| Treaty among 60 nations suggested by France and the U.S. which outlawed war |
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| President after Harding. Laissez Fair was his main policy. Refused to run for second term |
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| Leader of Communist Russia. Stalin took over after his death |
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| reorganized the position of Secretary of Commerce |
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| Anarchists that were convicted of murder and robbery even though there was no real proof against them |
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| Assembly line user for the manufacture of his cars. Owned a newspaper called The Dearborn Independent. |
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| Fought the war by mailing letters to enlisted men and telling them not to report for duty |
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