Regents Review – The Roaring Twenties and The Great Depression

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Regents Review – The Roaring Twenties and The Great Depression 1920s and Great Depression Notes May 30, 2012 Regents Review – The Roaring Twenties and The Great Depression Quiz - Imperialism HW: Vocabulary – Civil Rights page 33 in packet and page 205-207 in Review Book

Economic Prosperity Automobile required new industry. Change in lifestyle. Mass consumption – buying on credit. New industries - household appliances.

Prohibition Poverty, crime and a break down of families caused it to be passed. 18th amendment banned the sale of alcoholic beverages. “Noble experiment” Created organized crime 21st repealed the 18th because it was “unenforceable”

Scopes Trial Tennessee outlaws the teaching of Darwin’s theory of evolution because it contradicted the bible. 1925 John Scopes, a biology teacher was arrested, tried and convicted of teaching evolution. Clash between new scientific thinking and older religious beliefs.

New Values Women – flappers – Right to vote Marathon dancing Heroes – Lindbergh – solos Atlantic flight, Babe Ruth Radio, movies

Causes of the Great Depression Speculation – buying on margin Overproduction on farms and factories Uneven distribution of income American tariffs protected American markets Stock market crashed. Dust bowl

Results Relief, Recovery and Reform Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Securities and Exchange Commission Social Security Tennessee Valley Authority

Hoover Laissez Faire Market would repair itself Hoovervilles, Bonus Army March

FDR New Deal – government has responsibility of improving the economy. President’s job to find a way back to prosperity. Fireside chats.