Two terms that describe the Harding and Coolidge administrations' approach to foreign policy were
Answer: isolationism and discernment
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- Toothless international agreement of 1920 the pledged nations to outlaw war
- Poker playing crones who contributed to the morally loose atmosphere in Harding's administration
- One important cause of the great stock market crash of 1930 was
- The election of Hoover over smith in 1928 seemed to represent a victory of
- Al smith's Roman Catholicism and opposition to prohibit hurt him especially
- As president, Warren G Harding proved to be
- The most highly acclaimed industrial innovator of the new mass production economy was
- The essential issue in the scopes trial was whether
- The American city where gangster-ism flourished most blatantly in the 1920's
- One clear result of prohibition was
- Besides attacking minorities, the KKK of the 1920's opposed contemporary cultural and social changes such as
- The "red scare" of the early 1920's was initially set off by
- Amendments to the proposed Treaty of Versailles, sponsored by Wilson's senatorial opponent
- Wilson bore considerable responsibility for the failure of the US to join the league of nations because
- Wilson blundered when choosing the American peace delegation by failing to