| woolworths | | Model T's expensive companion |
| isolationism | | small parts of a larger whole payment |
| Hoover | | McCumber |
| nativism | | Majority |
| cloverleaf | | _____ gang of the president |
| Lindbergh | | (Macy's, JCPenny, Sears, Lord and Taylor) Stores |
| efficiency | | A dam, a man, a president |
| Ohio | | The first underwater tunnel |
| temple | | the black energy source that predated oil |
| Quota | | A famous highway where one can, "Get your kicks" |
| Coolidge | | the spread of cities |
| language | | the largest group of immigrants in 1921 |
| Detroit | | First L. of J.L.L.; and Iowan |
| Kellogg | | state of Sacco and Vanzetti |
| communism | | New Jersey man famous for his transatlantic flights |
| Department | | removal from all foreign affairs |
| capitalism | | point at which no further agreement seems possible |
| Ellis | | Opposed Roman Catholics, Jews, African Americans and most foreigners |
| sprawl | | favoring native-born people |
| transatlantic | | the abscense of government |
| elephant | | Marx's lesser known fellow theorist |
| surpluses | | making more with less |
| Holland | | one of many roadblocks unions faced |
| default | | taxes on imports |
| hughs | | This standard soared during most of the 20's |
| arrest | | a famous cure for halitosis from 1923 |
| Engles | | Harding's hope for the future |
| anarchy | | Home of the Teapot |
| normalcy | | A numerical benchmark |
| Living | | GOP Animal |
| listerine | | this time grew with the efficiency of appliances in the 20's |
| Lockheed | | excessive amounts of a product |
| Llewellyn | | Woodbridge's famous first |
| installments | | Economic opposity of communism |
| electricity | | Pan American Airlines launced the first flights of this kind |
| wallpaper | | characterized by government ownership of everything |
| coal | | proposed shrinking sea power |
| deadlock | | heart detention; killed Coolidge |
| Wyoming | | Governor of Massachhusetts in 1919 |
| Fordney | | Island of entry |
| tariff | | to fail to pay a loan |
| cigarettes | | a factory, a place of worship |
| ModelA | | The first right on red |
| Bolsheviks | | helped move America away from gasoline power and oil lamps |
| Italians | | A penny or ten cent store |
| Route | | a common use for the inflated Mark |
| Massachusetts | | denounced war but lacked enforcement |
| KuKluxKlan | | person seeking money on a street corner |
| leisure | | Half of Lockheed-Martin today |
| mendicant | | were advertised as a safe alternative to sweets |
