Monday: No School
Tuesday: No School
Wednesday:
4. Entertainment
Fads
- Sitting on flags pole
- Was a dare
- The radio was becoming a thing
- Dance marathons
- Crocheted hat
- PEZ candy dispenser
Sports
- Football
- APFA or NFL
- First meeting was held in- Canton Ohio
- Basketball
- Weren't doing good in basketball
- Knee pads
- Short shorts
- Tall socks
Entertainment
- Louis Armstrong
- The Charleston
- Make-up
- The Jazz Age
- Flappers
- Be as pale as possible
Slang terms
- Sugar Daddy
- Gold Digger
- Giggle water
- Spill
- Slay
- Meant that's funny
Thursday: 44 ways to judge the Obama era
- Unemployment
- Started-7.8%
- Ended-4.7%
- Oil
- Brent Crude(barrel)-$55.47
- Gallon of regular unleaded gas-$2.37
- The Stock Market
- Down-ballot races
- Opioid crisis
- Medicaid expansion
- Insurance coverage
- National debt
- $19.940,614,376,504.40
- Deportation
- 2013-434,015
- Interest rate and inflation
- The Car industry
- GM- Down to $.75 in 2009
- 2017 Was up $35.35
- Inequality
- Wage gap
- Economic growth
- Bills vetoed and signed
- Homless veterans
- 2010 to now it has decreased by 36%
- Violent Crimes
- Hate crimes
- Childhood obesity rates
- Police violence
- Job creation
- Carbon emissions
- Countries visted and trips abroad
- 52 trips
- 58 countries
- State dinners
- 13 state dinners
- Price of home
- Home ownership rate
- Decreased by 4%
- Life expectancy
- People receiving food stamps
- Troops in Afghanistan
- Prisoners at Guantanamo Bay
- Rounds of golf
- Executive orders
- Median household income
- Consumer confidence
- Poverty
- Birth rate
- Price of milk
- Student loan debt
- College tuition
- US citizen death overseas from defined terrorism
- US active military involvement
- US drone strikes
- Clemency
Friday: Continued on presentations
2. Women's rights and freedom
- The role of women had taken massive leap in 1920's
- Women could vote
- New women
- Flappers
- New fashions
- Traditionalist
- Feared new women were threatening families
- Black American
- Harlem Renaissance
- 19th amendment
- Impact of WWI
- Women took on jobs of men
- New women could obtain college degree
- Learned to drive
- Went to work
- Flappers
- Represented modernism
- Cut their hair
- Listed to jazz
- Began drinking
- Smoking
- Sexually liberated
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