Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 23

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1920
  • Prohibition begins.
  • Women get the vote.
  • Warren G. Harding elected president.
1921
  • Sheppard-Towner Act.
  • Congress restricts immigration.
1922
  • Five-Power Naval Treaty.
1923
  • Equal Rights Amendment defeated in Congress.
  • Harding dies; Vice President Calvin Coolidge becomes president.
1924
  • Dawes Plan.
  • Coolidge elected president.
  • Johnson-Reed Act.
  • Indian Citizenship Act.
1925
  • Scopes trial.
1927
  • Charles Lindbergh flies nonstop across the Atlantic.
  • Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti executed.
1928
  • Kellogg-Briand pact.
  • Herbert Hoover elected president.
1929
  • St. Valentine’s Day murders.
  • Agricultural Marketing Act.
  • Publication of Middletown.
  • Stock market collapses.
1930
  • Congress authorizes $420 million for public works projects.
  • Hawley-Smoot tariff.
1931
  • Scottsboro Boys arrested.
  • Harlan County, Kentucky, coal strike.
1932
  • River Rouge factory demonstration.
  • Reconstruction Finance Corporation established.
  • National Farmers’ Holiday Association formed.
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