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Scandals in the 1920’s

Scandals in the 1920’s. Presented By:. Early Scandal. Colonel Charles R. Forbes – who is he, what did he do, who was he appointed by How much did he (& his accomplices) loot from the government? What was the main thing he was supposed to be using the money on?

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Scandals in the 1920’s

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  1. Scandals in the 1920’s Presented By:

  2. Early Scandal • Colonel Charles R. Forbes – who is he, what did he do, who was he appointed by • How much did he (& his accomplices) loot from the government? • What was the main thing he was supposed to be using the money on? • What did he do when he was caught? • What was his punishment?

  3. Early Scandals (cont’d) • Use this to complete the information from the previous slide

  4. The Biggest of Them All • Albert B. Fall - who is he, what did he do, who was he appointed by • What scandalous event was he responsible for? • What was this scandal called? • How much money did he make in this illegal operation?

  5. Teapot Dome (cont’d) • Use this space to completely answer the questions from the previous page

  6. Fallout from the Teapot Dome scandal • When did information about the activity start to leak? • Who was put on trial for it? • What was the outcome of the trial? • How did this change the public’s view of politics at the time?

  7. Another One? • Attorney General Dougherty - who is he, what did he do, who was he appointed by • What scandalous activity was he involved in? • What was the immediate response? • What happened to him when he faced trial? • Who did he blame?

  8. Was Harding at Fault? • Discuss why he could have been blamed • Discuss how he was spared the blame • Discuss why many believe he was a kind man, but not a good president

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