1920s #5: Scares Which amendment gave women suffrage?

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1920s #5: Scares Which amendment gave women suffrage? Which amendment prohibited alcohol? Which amendment repealed prohibition? Give 1 reason why prohibition was put into place. Give 1 reason why prohibition failed. Give 1 reason why the US did not sign the Treaty of Versailles. HW: Notebook Check Ind Rev #8-10/ All Imp.

Workers After war, workers could/did go on strike Mixed results Often associated with Communism or Socialism

“Step by Step” What is this cartoon saying about labor? What is Bolshevism? And why is it bad?

Fears of the 1920s Red Scare: Fear of communism (due to Russia recently becoming the 1st communist nations) Why might ppl be scared of communism?

Palmer Raids: Bombs exploded A. Mitchell Palmer - Rounded up communists and anarchists (ppl opposed to gov) & had them jailed or had aliens deported (many Russians) Broke into homes w/o search warrant

Emma Goldman: anarchist, deported back to home country of Russia Emma Goldman: anarchist, deported back to home country of Russia. How does she compare US & Russia? “On the deck above us I could hear the men tramping up and down in the wintry blast. I felt dizzy, visioning a transport of politicals doomed to Siberia, the etape of former Russian days. Russia of the past rose before me and I saw the revolutionary martyrs being driven into exile. But no, it was New York, it was America, the land of liberty! Through the port-hole I could see the great city receding into the distance, its sky-line of buildings traceable by their rearing heads. It was my beloved city, the metropolis of the New World. It was America, indeed America repeating the terrible scenes of tsarist Russia! I glanced up - the Statue of Liberty!”

Sacco & Vanzetti Italian immigrants, anarchists Arrested for 2 murders & robbery Claimed innocence until their execution Many felt they were executed for their beliefs

Guilty? Innocent? Sacco’s gun has been linked to the crime but we don’t know if he shot it No evidence has been found to link Vanzetti

Nativism Anti-foreigner/immigrant feelings & policies Immigration Restrictions Quota System: # of immigrants from each country was restricted to a set # - fewer from South/East Europe and none from Japan

How did immigration change from before 1914 and after 1924? What does this show us about the law or this era?

KKK: Ku Klux Klan White supremacy group uses violence & intimidation Anti Jewish, immigrant, Catholic, communist Pro-prohibition Uses these anti-immigrant, anti-communist feelings to encourage membership

Palmer Raids Answer questions on a separate sheet of paper

20s #6: Was the 1920s roaring or restraining? Restraining : Give examples of when the 1920s limit people’s rights, freedoms, or economic opportunities. Roaring: Give examples of when the 1920s allow for an expansion of people’s rights, freedoms, or economic opportunity.

Did the U.S. in the 1920s expand the rights of its people or limit their rights?

Decision of Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis F Decision of Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis F. Post in the Truss Case Secretary Post chose to disregard any oral or written statements made by Truss while he was being questioned without the opportunity to have a lawyer present. Consequently, on April 10, 1920, Post decided to release Truss after concluding that he had never been a knowledgeable and active member of the Communist Party. It was this decision by Secretary Post that led to the attempt in the House of Representative to impeach him.