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Read and annotate the article on President Warren Harding

Politics of the 1920’s

The Harding Administration Secretary of Interior Albert Fall leased public land at Teapot Dome, WY to private companies Took bribes for doing so; goes to prison How does this affect the idea of an active government for progressive policies? Leads to distrust in government whereas progressivism relied on honest and efficient government

Steamy Warren Harding had many mistresses even going so far as to pay one of them off Code Words https://www.loc.gov/resource/mss48595.0102?sp=40&r=-0.159,- 0.041,1.281,0.657,0 The letters John Oliver Warren Harding

Silent Cal Harding dies of a heart attack August 2, 1923 VP Calvin Coolidge takes over Reporter once told him he had made a bet that he could get Cal to say more than two words. His response? ”You lose.” Silent Cal

Americans tired of war overseas, wanted to stay out of world affairs Isolationism? Americans tired of war overseas, wanted to stay out of world affairs 1920’s known as period of isolationism Is it possible to be truly isolationist?

Isolationism? Dawes Plan Washington Conference Kellogg-Briand Pact Loaned money to Germany to pay Allies to pay US Washington Conference Attempt to quell aggressions and arms races Kellogg-Briand Pact Outlawed war

The Presidents Series: Harding and Coolidge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S_GvBM4-Dk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUkBE-OCHIU