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Republican candidate in the 1920 elections who took the Presidency
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Warren G. Harding
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Warren G. Harding's Republican running mate in the 1920 elections who became Vice President and later, President
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Calvin Coolidge
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President Warren G. Harding's Democratic opponents in the 1920 elections
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James J. Cox & Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Secretary of State who advocated the 10 year holiday from building warships during the Washington Naval Conference
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Charles Evans Hughes
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The national meeting in Washington DC where nations were encouraged to begin to disarm
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Washington Naval Conference
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The pact that renounced war as an instrument of national policy
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Kellog-Briand Pact
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The US tariff that raised the tax on imports to almost 60%
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Fordney-McCumber Tariff
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Germany's industrial area that France invaded due to Germany defaulting on war debts
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Ruhr Vally
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The American banker sent to negotiate loans to Germany to avoid war over debts
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Charles G. Dawes
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The US act and resulting system that limited immigration from Europe (did not apply to the Western Hemisphere)
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The Emergency Quota Act of 1921 & the quota system
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(1 of 2) The US act that shifted the base year of the quota system from 1890 to 1920
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The National Origins Act of 1929
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Theodore Roosevelt's 1907 agreement with Japan to limit immigration to the US
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The Gentlemen's Agreement
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(2 of 2) The US act that reduced the total number of immigrants admitted to the US to 150,000 a year
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The National Origins Act of 1929
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The bureau that President Warren G. Harding set up to help the government run more efficiently
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The Bureau of Budget
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The secretary of state, appointed by President Warren G. Harding, who later became chief justice of the Supreme Couort
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Charles Evans Hughes
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