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- Количество слайдов: 44
someone with communist sympathies, connection with Russian Revolution
Usually members of working class, many had radical beliefs (anarchists, socialists, etc. )
The quota system (set limits on # of imms from each country), 1923 Japanese Exclusion Act
Shorter hours, five day work week, living wage
Industrial Workers of the World or the “Wobblies”
Sacco & Vanzetti, many celebrities and intellectuals
Sacco & Vanzetti, Al Smith, KKK, quotas & restrictions
KKK, tension in cities between poor whites and blacks and immigrants
Mitchell Palmer, thought fighting Communism would help advance his political career
ACLU, Clarence Darrow
cultural homogeneity, religious fundamentalism, farming, traditional values, country music & ice cream socials, tough economic times
cultural diversity, new immigrants, religious diversity, speakeasies & jazz, manufacturing, booming economic times
What the basis of the Christian Fundamentalist movement? Name a well known fundamentalist preacher of the 1920 s. a literal interpretation of the Bible, Billy Sunday or Aimee Semple Mc. Pherson
teaching evolution, clash between rural (esp. fundamentalist) and urban values
new marketing techniques (advertising, installment plans, mail order catalogs, etc. )
new American dream defined by possessions, stock market and real estate
taking a loan on profits existing stock to buy more stock
market crashes, stocks lose their value, and nobody can pay back their loans
What happened to all the new manufacturing capacity that had been built up producing war materials during WWI? It transitioned to producing new consumer goods (appliances, clothing, cosmetics, etc. )
vacuum cleaner, washing machine, radio, refrigerator, toaster
Ford & General Motors
demand for roads, faster transportation, closed distances, greater contact
isolationist and pro-business
womanizer, seized alcohol at poker parties, embezzlement by cabinet members, Tea Pot Dome
Coolidge
hands off, pro-ownership
urban, new immigrant, Roman Catholic
1/2 million, the banks
18 th, not very
organized crime (bootleggers)
Jazz, Radio, Movies, Literature of the Lost Generation, Automobiles
Bobbing Hair, wearing shorter skirts, moving out on their own, voting, rejecting the sexual double standard
19 th, no
nursing, teaching, higher level clerical
Babe Ruth, Red Grange, Bill Tilden, Jack Dempsey, Gertrude Elderle, Bobby Jones
Charlie Chaplin, Gillespie, Clara Bo, Valentino, Al Jolson, Paul Robeson, Mills
factory, lower clerical, janitorial
the flourishing growth of the arts in Harlem in the 1920’s
Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen, Claude Mc. Kay
Was the first time Blacks were able to exert major influence over American culture, gave a voice to the Black experience
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Sinclair Lewis, H. L. Mencken; disillusioned by destruction of WWI
Louis Sullivan & Frank Lloyd Wright