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					  Home dishwashers, home refrigerators, radio, sliced bread, insulin, penicillin, the bandaid, etc.					 
					
					 Name one invention from the 1920s 
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					  credit					 
					
					 This allowed consumers to buy products and pay for them later. 
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					  Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover					 
					
					 Name the 3 presidents that held office during the 1920s. 
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					  Herbert Hoover 					 
					
					  Who was the president during the Stock Market Crash of 1929? 
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					  The "Roaring Twenties" 					 
					
					 The 1920s are often referred to as [blank] because of the economic boom and growing party scenes. 
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					  Penicillin					 
					
					 What invention launched the "age of antibiotics" in 1928? 
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					  consumer products 					 
					
					 The American economy had shifted from heavy industry to [blank] during the early 20th century. 
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					  Republican 					 
					
					 What party held the Presidency for most of the 1920s? 
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					  Warren G. Harding					 
					
					  Which president died in office during the 1920s? 
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					  True 					 
					
					 True or False: the 1920s saw a shift away from traditional conservatism. 
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					  1923					 
					
					 What year was the traffic signal invented? 
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					  It prevented Europe from exporting good to the United States to stimulate their economy after the war. 					 
					
					 What did the Fordney-McCumber tariff do? 
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					   A feeling that people have of being loyal to and proud of their country.					 
					
					 What is nationalism?  
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					  Calvin Coolidge					 
					
					  Which president decided not to run for a second term in 1928? 
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					  Each country's annual immigrant quota was 2% of the number of persons from that country in 1890. 					 
					
					 What were the terms of the Immigration Act of 1924? 
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					  5					 
					
					 By the end of the 1920s, how many national radio networks did America have? 
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					  overproduction 					 
					
					 This is the economic practice of supplying more goods than are demanded. 
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					  The belief that a country should not be involved with other countries. 					 
					
					 What is isolationism? 
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					  Warren G. Harding 					 
					
					  Which president's campaign slogan was "A return to normalcy"? 
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					  1921					 
					
					 When did Congress pass the Emergency Quota Act? 
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					  Insulin					 
					
					 What invention in 1922 helped save those suffering from Diabetes? 
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					  The practice of purchasing stocks based on expected future earnings from already-owned stocks.					 
					
					  What is "buying on the margin"? 
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					  The Teapot Dome Scandal 					 
					
					 This scandal was a bribery incident that took place during Harding's presidency. 
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					  Franklin D. Roosevelt					 
					
					 Franklin D. Roosevelt Who replaced Herbert Hoover as president in 1932? 
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					  The Kellogg-Briand Pact					 
					
					  President Coolidge signed [blank] with other nations to "outlaw war" in an effort keep another world war from ever happening. 
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