History Soars at Pheonix
Welcome to the official website for Mr. Beccia's social studies classes in Room 202 in the Hildreth Building.
Lecture Guide: Overview to 1920s
1920s Politics
“Return to Normalcy” is challenged by the legacy of the _____________________ and ______________ of the _________ world!
President Harding:
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______________ President elected in __________
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Most famous for three scandals:
Calvin Coolidge:
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Harding’s Vice President
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Became president in __________ (after Harding’s death)
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Elected in 1924 with slogan ________________
Herbert Hoover:
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Believed in the individual and a __________ federal government
Anti-Immigration Movement:
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He deported immigrants during the ________________
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_________ and ________________ against immigrants & minority ethnic groups _________ throughout the U.S.
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Ex: __________________
Question: Why would Americans dislike immigrants?
Prohibition:
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The 21st Amendment ended Prohibition in 1933
1920s Economy
________________ led to _______ production and the _______ of American ___________________.
Changing Consumer Habits:
Examples: (radios, automobiles, icebox, washing machine, vacuum cleaner)
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Mass production of goods = ____________________
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Increased use of ___________________ to _______ products
Transportation:
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New roads = more mobility, causing growth in _____________
1920s Society & Culture
Progressive Era and WWI opportunities led to ___________ to _________________ societal _________.
Civil Rights
Women in the 1920s:
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____________________________________________________
- birth control, voting, and new fashions (though _____ in number, flappers represented the “ ________________”
African Americans in the 1920s:
(ex: Marcus Garvey’s “Back to Africa” movement)
Sports Mania:
(1927 Dempsey fight made $2.6 million)
Entertainment:
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___________________________ (Rudolph Valentino & Charlie Chaplin) ___________________________
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