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1920’s

How was American government impacted by WWI? Foreign Policy- Isolationism: Good Neighbor Policy: Kellogg-Briand Pact: $$$$$$$$-

How was American government impacted by WWI? Domestic Policy- End of the Progressive Era Amendments: 18th and 19th last ones In-active presidents: Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover Return to Normalcy-Harding wins by a landslide, but corruption probs plague the administration Tea Pot Dome Scandal:

How was the American economy impacted by WWI? Shift from war-time to peace-time economy was difficult (1919-1921) Problems: Agriculture- prices drop following wartime overproduction Industry- orders drop and returning vets take back old jobs Unemployment for women and minorities Prosperity: Trust busting to laissez-faire Boom years (1921- 1926) Middle class grew Cars/ appliances/ radio

How did life change in American after WWI? Anti Labor: What: Red Scare Why: Bolshevik Revolution began as a revolt of factory workers Result: public support for workers decreased

How did life change in American after WWI? Anti Immigrant: Old- took jobs New- fear of “radical ideas” that threaten values Why: fear of immigrants cuz of wartime propaganda Nativisim-

How did life change in American after WWI? Anti Immigrant: Effects Palmer Raids- Why: terrorist attacks in 8 US cities Immigration Act of 1924- Why: to cut immigration from S/E Europe, Asia, and Africa Sacco and Vanzetti- 1927

How did life change in American after WWI? Anti African-American… and anyone else KKK is reborn to oppose immigrant influences on US What: 4 million by 1924 Why: competition after Great Migration Results: grew as a political party, got some candidates elected at the state level

How did life change in American after WWI? Anti Liquor Prohibition: 1920-1933 18th Amendment: Volstead Act: Purpose- to cure social problems Problem- laws not taken seriously and poorly enforced Results- growth of organized crime

How did life change in American after WWI? Anti Science Scopes Trial What: teacher on trial for teaching evolution Why: fundamentalism- Results- Scopes guilty Bryan discredited

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