1920's Topic
1. Roaring 20's-Jaz music, computers, magic holes in the wall/sockets-cars down payments things-flappers, Prohibition-boom decade, every one was buying in credit, then later people stoped buying and casued a deprredsion in the nexts yea
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1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
-Millitarism-(Growing up milatary to get what you want)
-Alliances-Triple Entente( Great Britain, France, ,Russia) The enemy of my enemy is my friend-Tripple Alliance( Germany Austria-Hungary
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
-Millitarism-(Growing up milatary to get what you want)
-Alliances-Triple Entente( Great Britain, France, ,Russia) The enemy of my enemy is my friend-Tripple Alliance( Germany Austria-Hungary
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
*militarism*
-wanted to protect empires and colonies
-further national pride
-tried to out do each other
-by 1914 most allied national had strong, well buil
FOR SEMESTER TEST:
1. Chapter 6
2. Chapter 7
3. Chapter 9
4. Chapter 10
5. Chapter 11
6. Chapter 12 & 13
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1. Roaring 20's
* First decade people started buying automobiles
* Buying
Essentials for US History--Semester One
1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.
- Railroads- made it easier to move west, adventure, a new start, and avaliable land
- Inventions- some were the typewriter, e
1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States. 6
Wealth of natural resources, railroads( it helped with trade among the cites)
internal combustion engine, typewriter, light buld, radio, x-ray
Monoplies being f
Helen Wills
Helen Wills donimated in tennis in the 20th century. Helen was the first american women to achieve international celberty as an athlete. Helen was also known as Litter Miss Poker Face. She never played a tennis match without her white vise
finish test today
go over semester test
MOVIE!
1. Roaring 20's
Economy boomed
people started buy more electronics
2. A "return to normalcy"
3. Red Scare
4. Buying on credit
5. Planes and automobiles
6. Prohibition
7. Republican presidents and philosophy-Harding, Coolidge, Hoover
1. Roaring 20's
Economy boomed
people started buy more electronics
2. A "return to normalcy"
3. Red Scare
4. Buying on credit
5. Planes and automobiles
6. Prohibition
7. Republican presidents and philosophy-Harding, Coolidge, Hoover
