 | Term | Definition |
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League of Women Voter |
Organization estaablished in 1920 to promote rights for women |
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Charlie Chapline |
the most popular Hollywood star of all |
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Zora Neale Hurston |
wrote novels, essays, and short stories. “was disappearing without the world realizing it had ever been” “Mules and Men” |
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Charles Darwin |
British scientist, who claimed that all life had evolved from simpler forms over a long period of time |
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Ernest Hemingway |
shows disgust of war "A Farewell to Arms" |
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Sinclair Lewis |
shows conflict between old and new "Babbit &Main Street" |
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F. Scott Fitzgerald |
Show frivolity and searching "The Great Gatsby" |
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Ohio Gang |
Harding's friends who saw government service as a way to enrich themselves |
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Charles Forbes |
head of the Veterans Bureau but he was later convicted of stealing money |
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Albert Fall |
Secretary of Interior who planned the Teapot Dome scandal |
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Claude Mckay |
poet. "If we must die" |
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Clarence Darrow |
Chicago lawyer who defended scope |
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John Scope |
Biology teacher who taught evolution to his class |
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William Jennings Bryan |
against Scope |
