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The Roaring 20’s. By Bonnie Fisher, Brandon Cotner and Halley Campbell. Thesis. To show and explain the impact the 1920’s had on American history. Return to Normalcy. The Harding Administration Warren Harding won the 1920 election by a landside by promising a return to normalacy .
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The Roaring 20’s By Bonnie Fisher, Brandon Cotner and Halley Campbell
Thesis • To show and explain the impact the 1920’s had on American history.
Return to Normalcy • The Harding Administration • Warren Harding won the 1920 election by a landside by promising a return to normalacy. • Got congress to lower taxes on businesses and he wealthy • Scandals • Teapot Dome • The Coolidge Administration • Honesty and integrity • Public Trust
Foreign Policy • International Power • Isolationism • Disarmament • Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 • Communism • Diplomatic recognition
The Red Scare • Anarchists • foreign born , “Reds” • May 1920 • Nicola Sacco • Bartolomeo Vanzetti • Limiting Immigration • New limitations • Competition for jobs
Prohibition • The Eighteenth Amendment • Prohibition • The Experiment Fails • Bootleggers • Speakeasies • The Growth of Organized Crime • $$$ • February 1933
Changing Lives of Women • Nineteenth Amendment • Political Positions • A New Attitude • Flappers
A New Mass Culture • Impact of the Automobile • New Businesses • The Radio • First Radio Station • The Movies
Social Conflict • The Scopes Trial • Evolution • Racial Conflict • Race Riots • KKK
Fads and Heroes • Heroes of the New Age • “Ev’ry morning, ev’ryenening, ain’t we got fun?” • Dance • Lindy Hop • Charleston • Black Bottom • The Breakaway • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNAOHtmy4j0&feature=related
An American Sound • Jazz Age • New Orleans • Louis Armstrong • Radio • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc
Literature of the 1920’s • Social Critics • F. Scott Fitzgerald • Sinclair Lewis • The Harlem Renaissance • Langston Hughes
Industrial Growth • Industrial Growth • Installment buying • Attracting Consumers • Women
A Booming Stock Market • Bull Market • A period of rising stock prices • Buying on Margin • Borrowing money in order to buy stocks
Signs of Trouble • Farmers • No participation • Workers • Unemployment • Assembly line
Election of 1928 • Republicans • Herbert Hoover • Democrats • Alfred E. Smith
Works Cited • Davidson, James W. America Historyof Our Nation. Saddle River: Pearson Prentice Hall, 2007 • "Herbert Hoover." Wikipedia. 15 May 2009. • Lorance, Loretta L. "Part 3." Part 3. 17 May 2003. • Wikipedia. The Free Encyclopedia. 14 May 2009 <en.wikipedia.org/langstonhughes>.
The End • Any Questions?