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  3. Cut out the notecards by cutting along each horizontal dotted line
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    NOTE: Since the back of the pages are printed in reverse order (last page is printed first), keep the pages in the same order as they were after Step 1. Also, be sure to feed the pages in the same direction as you did in Step 1.
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Unit 4 Ch 1 Definitions ( Prospertity and Decline)

front 1

modernity

back 1

the state of being modern or up-to-date

front 2

“moving assembly line” (phrase)

back 2

a mechanical system in which a product moves through stages and workers each add a different part to it

front 3

assembly plant

back 3

a factory in which cars, machines, or other products are put together

front 4

sector

back 4

a part or division

front 5

switchboard,

back 5

a panel on which switches or other connectors are used to complete electrical circuits recorded

front 6

celluloid film,

back 6

flexible, transparent plastic film on which images are

front 7

ticker-tape parade,

back 7

a parade held in a city in which decorative shredded paper is thrown onto the parade route

front 8

renaissance,

back 8

a time of intense cultural and artistic rebirth

front 9

salon,

back 9

a fashionable gathering of creative people held at the home of a
prominent person

front 10

prohibition,

back 10

the prevention of something, such as the sale of alcoholic beverages

front 11

bootlegger

back 11

someone who supplies illegal alcoholic beverages

front 12

speakeasy,

back 12

a nightclub where illegal beverages are sold

front 13

gangster,

back 13

a member of a criminal organization

front 14

suffrage

back 14

the right to vote

front 15

Consumer culture

back 15

many people were presented with greater opportunities to buy things and define themselves by the things they owned.