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| Russian communists that create a large communist scare in the U.S. after WWI |
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| fought over public safety |
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| Attorney General that wants to stomp out radicals. He creates a new division of the Justice department. |
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| Put in charge to rid the "Red Menace" by Palmer. |
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| the Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan |
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| Two anarchists are arrested and sentenced to death for the murder of a shoe factory guard. There was no solid evidence to convict them |
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| an industry domination spread among a few firms |
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| first to use the assembly line and reduces the cost of cars |
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| first inexpensive family car |
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| first to make a solo flight from New Work to Paris |
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| underground tunnel that connects New York and New Jersey |
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| promotes Africans reclaiming a homeland from European powers and supported the back to Africa movement. |
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| John Scopes illegally taught evolution in school |
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| The father of the renaissance and writes essays about the importance of blacks |
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| started with Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington |
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| wrote by F. Scott Fitzgerald about an extremely wealthy person who is not happy because he became rich illegally |
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| writes Main Street and Babbitt about the troubles of small town America |
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| woman who wore short skirts, bobbed hair, had a boyish figure, smoked, drank, and had a casual attitude about sex |
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| head of United Mine workers that called for a strike in 1921 |
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