1. The Roaring Twenties The 1920s Group Presentations --Google
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2. An Era of Prosperity Republican Power and Conflict 3. The
Roaring Twenties 4. Age of Prosperity Economic expansion Mass
Production Assembly Line Age of the Automobile More Leisure Time
Ailing Agriculture 5. Republican Power President Harding Elected
1920 Legacy of Scandals Teapot Dome Died in office 6. President
Coolidge The business of America is business. Silent Cal
Smoot-Hawley Tariff - Raised Tariffs No help for farmers Foreign
Policy 7. Herbert Hoover Iowa Farm Boy Hooverizing Elected in 1928
3rd Republican Pro-Big Business Pres. In a row 8. Consumer Economy
Automobiles Henry Ford Assembly Line Electric Appliances Washing
machines Refrigerators Vacuum cleaners buy on credit - installments
- Energy Consumption Coal Oil Natural Gas 9. Culture of the Roaring
20s Radio Disneys NBC Steamboat Willie Silent Movies Charlie
Chaplin The Little Tramp Talkies The Jazz Singer Starring Al Jolson
10. Celebrities of the 20s Who were they? Jack Dempsey Charles
Lindbergh Lucky Lindy The Spirit of St. Louis 11. The 20s is The
Jazz Age The Flappers - make up - cigarettes - short skirts
Musicians Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Writers F. Scott
Fitzgerald Ernest Hemingway 12. A Society in Conflict
Anti-immigrant National Origins Act Discrimination Sacco-Vanzetti
Trial Italian immigrants Unfair trial Garvey Movement Marcus Garvey
Back to Africa 13. The Ku Klux Klan Great increase In power
Anti-black Anti-immigrant Anti-womens suffrage Anti-bootleggers
Anti-semitic Anti-catholic 14. Scopes MonkeyTrial Evolution vs.
Creationism Famous Lawyers Science vs. Religion John Scopes High
School Biology teacher 15. Prohibition18th Amendment Volstead Act
Gangsters Al Capone 16. Topics to Pick From/ 2-4 people per Group
1) Ch 16.4 The Wars Impact / Postwar Turmoil The Red Scare 2) Ch
17.1 Politics of the 1920s / Republican Influence 3) Ch 17.2 A
Growing Economy / The Rise of New The Model T Industries 4) Ch 17.3
A Clash of Values / Nativism & Racism Prohibition and the Klan
5) Ch 17.4 - Cultural Innovations / Art & Literature and
Popular Culture and Sports 6) Ch 17.5 African American Culture /
The Harlem Renaissance & Black Nationalism
