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APUSH Chapter 21/22

TermDefinition
War Industry Board A federal board to direct military production, allocation of resources, conversion of factories to war production, and setting of prices
Committee on Public Information set up by Wilson to increases support for Americans participation in WW1
Sedition Act of 1918 Wartime law prohibiting words or behavior that might promote resistance to the United States or help in the cause of its enemies.
Great Migration movement of African American from the rural south into Northern cities during and after WW1
Fourteen Points new world order from Wilson for peace negotiations at Versailles
League of Nations international organization bringing world government to prevent future hostilities, Wilson after WW1, US not apart
Treaty of Versailles ended WW1, redrew map of World, Germany is responsible for War and need to pay debt
Welfare Capitalism labor relations stressed managements responsibility for employees well-being
Palmer Raids raids led by General A. Mitchell Palmer on radical organizations
Teapot Dome Scandal interior Secretary Albert Fall accepted bribes for leasing oil reserves on public land
Harlem Renaissance flourishing movement for African Americans
Lost Generation phrase by Gertrude Stein to refer to young artists and writers who had suffered through World War I and felt alienated from America's mass-culture society
Consumer Credit new forms of borrowing that triggered the Great Depression
Flappers young woman who defied conventional standards of conduct flaunting liberated lifestyles
Marcus Garvey African American who led the Universal Negro Improvement Association to help mobilize African American works and champion black separatism
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti Italian anarchists who were falsely accused of murder and executed for their crimes
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