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Image: Photo of Marcus Garvey taken in 1924. From the Library of Congress.

Marcus Garvey

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Image: A 1917 Political poster depicting U.S. industry as a mule kicking "Kaiserism," "Pacificism," and "Hard Times" by Morris. From the Library of Congress.

U.S. Entry into WWI

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Image: Sedition Act political cartoon by W.A. Rogers, 1918. From the Library of Congress.

Sedition in World War I

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Image: 1926 photo of a woman showing the garter flask fad during Prohibition. From the Library of Congress.

Prohibition

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Photo of Mexican American in Deming, New Mexico, circa 1910-1919.

Mexicans in the United States in the 1920s

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Image: Photo of Macchu Picchu taken in 2007. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Inca Empire

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Fourteen Points Document

League of Nations

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Photo of railroad depot concourse in Jacksonville, Florida, in 1921. From the State Archives of Florida.

Great Migration

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Image: Photo of radicals who were rounded up during the Palmer Raids in 1920. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Palmer Raids

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