The “Roaring Twenties”

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The “Roaring Twenties”

Objects: People: Time/Title: Inferences: Because I see ___________________, I can infer… Conclusion: The most important thing in this cartoon is _________________ because it sends the message that…

“Return to Normalcy” *After World War I, President Harding wanted U.S. to return to isolationism and focus on economy. *The US economy boomed but Europe continued to struggle. Harding wanted U.S. to return to “simpler” time before the Progressive Era…

Pro-Business Presidents *Harding, Coolidge, Hoover *Reversed Progressive Era trend of regulating big business *Gave corporations free reign, raised protective tariffs, cut taxes for the rich

Changing Women’s Roles *19th Amendment (1920)= Women’s suffrage *Flappers: against traditional! *Many worked men’s jobs during WWI…Effect?

*Using assembly line, Henry Ford mass-produce affordable automobiles. Ford Model T *Using assembly line, Henry Ford mass-produce affordable automobiles.

Harlem Renaissance *African-American achievements in art and music and literature flourished *JAZZ AGE *Poetry produced by Langston Hughes

Prohibition *18th Amendment (1920) = bans alcohol in the U.S. *So did the Temperance Movement work?

Bootleggers *Smugglers of illegal alcohol during Prohibition= Organized Crime

Speakeasies *Secret bars where alcohol could be purchased illegally

Hysteria over Nativism and the Red Scare *Red Scare- Intense fear of communism *Nativism- Intense dislike for foreigners/immigrants

Eugenics *Belief that non-white races were threatening the white race and controlled breeding could fix the issue.

Social Darwinism

Race Relations *A lot of intolerance was shown towards African Americans (KKK). As a result, many African Americans joined the black nationalism movement (Marcus Garvey).

Marcus Garvey