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"Normalcy" |
To return to the normal conditions that existed |
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The "Ohio Gang" |
Friends of President Harding whom he took into the government but the gang stole money from the government |
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Teapot Dome Scandal |
The secratary of the interior Albert Fall was bribed by two oil executives to secreatly lease government land in California and a Teapot Dome, Wyoming, Fall was sent to prison |
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Kellogg-Briand Pact |
An agreement by the US and 61 other countries in 1928 that outlwed war, but it had no method for keeping peace |
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Isolationism |
a policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially the political affairs of other countries. |
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Washington Conference |
Was an agreement between the US, England, Japan in 1921 to limit the size of their navy |
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Disarmament |
It was the idea that powerful countries should limit their arms |
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Communism |
Is an economic and political system in which all wealth is owned by everybody, without private property nor religion |
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Recession |
a period of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activities are reduced. |
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Stock |
A share of a company |
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Bull Market |
Is a period when the stocks keep rising |
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Installment Buying |
Paying for a product over a period of time (buying something on credit) |
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Buying on margin |
To buy stocks without paying for the full value |
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