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The Politics of Normalcy:

The Politics of Normalcy:. America in the 1920s. Harding, you’re the man for us. Track 12 What are three adjectives that describe the song’s mood? Based on the song, what do you think Harding’s top priority will be? Would this song make you want to vote for Harding? Why or why not?.

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The Politics of Normalcy:

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  1. The Politics of Normalcy: America in the 1920s

  2. Harding, you’re the man for us Track 12 What are three adjectives that describe the song’s mood? Based on the song, what do you think Harding’s top priority will be? Would this song make you want to vote for Harding? Why or why not?

  3. Republican Era of the 1920s Harding won in a landslide in 1920 GOP: Grand Old Party

  4. Read Section 27.1 aloud in your group.

  5. What interesting details do you see in the cartoon? • Who is the man? • If something is canned, it is pre-prepared and not fresh. Why might the cartoonist call Harding a “canned candidate? • What items might the cartoonist have drawn into the missing portion of the cartoon?

  6. What is the cartoonist’s point of view about Harding’s promise to bring peace and prosperity to all Americans?

  7. Take turns Reading Section 27.2 aloud; as you read, complete the following chart in your spiral: When you’re finished, find 27 b, c, and d on the walls and answer the questions.

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