January 18-22

Monday-

  • -Politics-elections, Normalcy and isolationism, President’s backgrounds and accomplishments, scandals, Republican philosophy
  • President Harding, Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover
    • Republican Philosophy
      • Trickle-down Theory
        • Republicans are seen as the rich
        • Republicans give tax breaks to the wealth (Business)
        • Give jobs
        • Pay increase(?)
      • Laissez-faire
        • Do whatever 
        • No distractions 
        • Stay out of business 
      • Rugged individualism 
        • Work hard and you will succeed
      • Normalcy
        • Back to Isolation 
    • Teapot Dome Scandal 
      • Albert Fall Got a lot of land then sold it and pocketed the money
      • Sold the land and it had a lot of oil
      • Oil was expensive 
      • He sold it and then kept the money 
    • Warren Harding's Funeral 
      • Got sick and passed
      • Calvin Coolidge took over
      • Was quite
      • Vice President (replaced old vice president
  • Entertainment 
    • Clara Bow
      • Became THE flapper girl
      • The "it" girl
      • She appeared in 57 films
      • seen as the leading sex symbol
      • All girls wanted to be just like her
    • Al Jolson
      • "The" Jazz Singer 
      • White people painted Faces black 
    • The Marx Brothers 
    • Harry Houdini
      • Escape artist 
    • Babe Ruth 
      • Most famous baseball play of the 20's
    • Red Grange 
      • Major football player
    • F. Scott Fitzgerald 
      • Wrote the great Gasspie
      • Famous writer  

Tuesday- 

  • Economy-Booming economy and stock market, buying on credit, high tariffs
    • Buying on a credit car
      • "Buy now or Pay later"
      • Stock Market was booming 
        • Buying on margin 
    • High Tariff Policy
      • What is a tariff- tax on imports
      • Why did the progressive want to lower tariffs in the early 1900's- It would make more competition
      • Why did the Republicans raise tariffs in the 1920's? It would force people to buy American goods. Pushing foreignness out 
    • The Era of "Permanent Prosperity" 
      • "As long as everyone has faith, everything will be fine."

  • Red Scare-anti-immigration, Sacco and Vanzetti case (1919 -1920)
    • Karl Marx (German)
      • Founded the Idea of communism 
      • Take away rights and make you fear them
      • Theory (Socialism)
        • The middle and lower class will rise up over the rich and over throw them and create equality.
    • Vladimir Lenin 
      • Believes that the people will share money 
      • Died of sickness
      • wanted people to have power
      • Changed course of communism 
    • The Palmer Raids 
      • Wide spead attack on radicals 
      • Mass arrests were made 
      • 246 people deported 
    • Sacco and Vanzetti
      • Accused of killing a pay master 
      • A gun found at scene was one of theirs 
      • They set a message of "we don't want you here." 

Wednesday-

  • Harlem Renaissance-KKK
    • Ku Klux Klan
      • anti communist 
      • Anti- Catholic (But religious) 
      • Spread though out the southern states 
      • Local Klan members–often wearing masks
      • dressed in the organization’s signature long white robes and hoods
      • Usually carried out their attacks at night
      • Acting on their own but in support of the common goals of defeating Radical Reconstruction and restoring white supremacy in the South.
    • Immigration in the 1920's 
      • Wanted immigrants out 
      • National Origins Act/ Asian Exclusion 
      • That greatly reduced immigration to US 
        • The law was aimed at restricting immigration of Southern Europeans, Eastern Europeans, and Jews
        • Severely restricted immigration of Africans and prohibited the immigration of Arabs, East Asian, and Indians 
        • The purpose of the act was "to preserve the ideal of American homogeneity"
        • W.A.S.P
          • White... Anglo... Saxon....Protestant 
    • Harlem Renaissance
      • Rebirth of African American life 
      • Marcus Garvey 
        • Had a movement
      • Cotton Club 
        • Louis Armstrong and other African Americans played here 
      • Jazz
        • White people because to love Jazz
        • Whites entertained by that

Thursday-

  • Lots of strikes-Boston Police, US Steel, United Mine Workers
    • Labor Unions
      • Workers get together to go on strike
      • Never usually won 
      • Only because to owners had the upper power 
      • Labeled communist
      • Cost 6-8 hundred dollars a year
    • Good reason to be Labor Union
      • The more people- the more power
      • Power in numbers 
      • Got victories near WWII
    • Strikers 
      • Looked for more money
      • 30 dollars a week
  • Electricity in the homes and new appliances
    • Electricity 
      • Candles/ Oil Lamps/ and Kara sine
      • Factories didn't have night shift 
    • Inventions 
      • Washing Machine
      • Sewing Machine 
      • Dishwasher 
      • Vacuum
      • Model T
      • Refrigerator  
    • Automobiles
      • Model T
        • Started at $950
        • Later costed $250
      • Known as 
        • "Tin Lizze" 
      • Changed the way people worked and traveled 
      • More than 15 million Model Ts were built
        • in Detroit and Highland Park, Michigan
      • Built for safety
        • When kids moved out
        • Kids when out on dates 

Friday-

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