Wars Impact on America. Disease Flu epidemic of 1918-1919 [Credit: Office of the Public Health Service Historian]

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
HOW DID THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT UNDER A
Advertisements

Normalcy in Government election of Warren G. Harding and the simpler days before the war -Isolationist Policies -Washington Conferences proposed.
Post WWI America.
Post War Tensions. Learning Objective: Define and identify the cultural clash of the 1920s as it was expressed in the Klan revival, the Scopes Trial,
Attacks on Civil Liberties
The Politics of the Roaring 20’s Honors US History Mr. Buttell.
Post-War Fear: The First Red Scare Mr. Bach Hudson High School Accelerated U.S. History.
The First Red Scare Objective: to identify various manifestations of the First Red Scare and differing perceptions of the First Red Scare.
Day 72 Post War Issues Homework:. Postwar Trends Nativism Isolationism-
Post War Economy and Fear The Red Scare!. What were the Causes of the Red Scare?
12.1 Americans Struggle with Postwar Issues
POST-WAR TENSIONS. Widespread Unemployment  World War I had created great economic prosperity in the US  The government, however, was not prepared to.
Predict conflicts present in the 1920s. Describe conflicting ideas in the 1920s. Evaluate the impact conflicting ideas had on society in the 1920s.
America Struggles with Postwar Issues
The 1920’s Nativism and Civil Rights The Good The Bad And the Ugly.
Red Scare vs. Bill of Rights ► Red Scare: widespread fear and mistreatment of suspected socialists, communists and anarchists, thought to be plotting revolution.
Outcomes of the War Explain the causes of WWI and How it caused the war.
The 1920s OK if you’re an insider, not a good time to be an outsider.
Chapter 26 Study Guide. 1. The Cancellation of the government military contracts because of demobilization which was the shutting down of the war machine.
From War to Peace (Chapter 9). POSTWAR HAVOC INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC: terrifying flu epidemic – many died FIRST RED SCARE: Bolsheviks, led by Lenin, gained.
America’s Postwar Struggles (Ch. 12, Sec. 1) 1. US Reacts to Threat of Communism 2. Anti-Immigrant Attitudes & Ku Klux Klan 3. Quota System & Workers’
Americans Struggle With Postwar Issues Chapter 12-1.
Wordsplash “quota” Numberimmigrants specificbarred Regulationfixedtotal Percentageregulated.
Good Morning! Bell Ringer – WWI Review Goal 8 test - Tuesday.
Roaring Twenties Signs of Trouble!! Under the surface of the good times millions were “steadily sinking…” Many Americans did not share in the boom of.
Government Excess & Threats to the Civil Liberties of Americans
Terms PeopleEconomyEventsPotpourri.
Bell Ringer Why did so many strikes take place directly after World War I ended?
Inventions during the 1920’s inventions#1920s-inventions.
Attacks on Civil Liberties Specific Objective: Analyze the international and domestic events, interests, and philosophies that prompted attacks.
Post War Society Return to Normalcy The Lost Generation Counter-Conservatism.
Postwar America Modernity Versus Tradition. Turmoil at Home Caused by economic, cultural and political changes Caused by economic, cultural and political.
Post-War Issues of the 1920’s. Post-War Trends Isolationism – a policy of withdrawing from involvement with other nations Nativism – prejudice against.
America Struggles with Post War Issues How are civil liberties attacked in the post-war era?
Lecture 2. Part Two Social and Cultural Changes Modernism vs. Fundamentalism Modernism –the old North-South division of the nation was replaced by a.
Postwar Problems 1920’S. Emerging Economic Tensions WWI created incredible industrial gains, but transition to peacetime economy difficult, no time for.
20-1 Americans Struggle with Postwar Issues. After World War I, many Americans feared the Communists would take over the country. 1.How did the Justice.
Postwar America From War to Peace Fear & Conflict Economic Prosperity Political Leadership.
Intolerance in America in the 1920’s Does differing values of a society create conflict over time?
From War to Peace Target: I can describe the problems facing the United States after World War I.
Chapter 12 Politics of the Roaring Twenties. Section 1 Americans Struggle with Postwar Issues.
 Do Now: What differences do you see between the Victorian woman on the left and the “flapper” on the right? What might that signify about the 1920s?
Post WWI Tensions in the 1920’s. Economic Tensions Caused by the end of WWI Demobilization ◦No more need for war materials ◦4 million soldiers discharged.
Chapter 26 Study Guide. Sacco and Vanzetti Trial The murder trial and conviction of two Italian immigrants which raised questions about America’s founding.
POST WORLD WAR I KEY ISSUES. POSTWAR TRENDS AMERICANS EXHAUSTED DEBATE OVER LEAGUE OF NATIONS DIVIDES AMERICA PROGRESSIVE ERA BROUGHT MANY CHANGES ECONOMY.
Chapter 16 Section 4 The War’s Impact Appointment Clock.
Topic 5.6 An Unsettled Society
Unit 5 – Post World War I America
20.1 America Struggles with Post War Issues
The Roaring 1920s AKA the “Jazz Age”.
Postwar America American Isolationism
Normalcy in Government
Responses to Modernism: Religious Fundamentalism and Nativism
Problems in the 1920s.
#46 Ch 12 Notes.
SWBAT: Identify the reasons for the emerging fear of communism during the 1920s Do Now: Introduction: A Red Revolution Worksheet.
1920’s Lecture Notes.
Term Definition 1. Harlem Renaissance
America Struggles with Post War Issues
The 1st Red Scare.
THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’
Unit 3: Prosperity, Depression, and the New Deal
The War’s Impact: 1919 Warm-Up
Attacks on Civil Liberties
POST WORLD WAR I KEY ISSUES
The 1920’s Age of INTOLERENCE
United States History 11 From War to Peace: “Postwar Havoc”
Topic 4d Notes-Uncertainty in the 1920s
America Struggles with Post War Issues
Presentation transcript:

Wars Impact on America

Disease Flu epidemic of [Credit: Office of the Public Health Service Historian]

Labor Intolerance Strikes –Seattle General Strike –Boston Police Strike –National Steel Strike [Credit: Seattle General Strike Project: Washington University] [Credit: Boston Public Library]

Racial Intolerance Ku Klux Klan –Re-established 1915 –White Supremacy –Fight for “Americanism” © Jack Benton—Hulton Archive/Getty Images © Culver Pictures/PNI

Between 4 and 5 million members in 1924

Racial Intolerance Red Summer of 1919 –Black vs. White Omaha Courthouse Lynching 1919

Immigration Intolerance Red Scare Fear of Communism Palmer RaidsDeportation Civil Liberties violated A. Mitchell Palmer

Immigration Intolerance Sacco-Vanzetti Case –Accused of murder –Anti-immigrant & Anti radical testimony –Executed [Credit: Brandies University]

Immigration Intolerance Government –Emergency Quota Act – 1921 –National Origins Act [Credit:The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation]

Social Intolerance Scopes “Monkey Trial –John T. Scopes (Bio. teacher) –Evolution vs. Religion –Scopes convictedProhibition Copyright ©

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.