Stock Choices Period 1 Google – Chris, Kayla Apple – Neha, Stephanie, Gabriella, Mack, Theresa, Patricia, Thomas, Meredith, Amanda, Joe, Sarah, Cat Microsoft.

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Stock Choices Period 1 Google – Chris, Kayla Apple – Neha, Stephanie, Gabriella, Mack, Theresa, Patricia, Thomas, Meredith, Amanda, Joe, Sarah, Cat Microsoft - Steve AT&T Verizon – Nick, Alfred, Rebecca Hershey's – Adrian, Miranda Nestle- John

Stock Market Choices Period 2: Google- Sheldon, Taylor Weldon Apple- Jackie, Jon, Chris S., Tom, Taylor G., Derreon Microsoft- Logan, Dave, Heather, Andrew ATT- Almir, Eric Verizon- Carly, Noelle, Mary Hershey's- Nicole McGlyn, Zach Khordi, Lindsay, Salina, Catarina, Taylor Wolff, Dritan, Diana Nestle- Jonetta, Obie

Stock Market Choices Period 3: Google- Cassie Apple – Nick, Anna, Chase, Andrew, Sal, Katelyn, Chris S., Billy, Steph Microsoft- Mike P., Ryan, Mike B. ATT- Dasia, Teezy Verizon- Lauren, Allison, Tabatha Hershey's- Danielle, Tim, Yakearra, Kyra, Nikki Nestle

Stock Market Choices Period 6: Microsoft – Chris R., Dom, Laura, Brandon Google- Justin Lester, Justin Lewis Hershey’s – Arooba, Alexis C., Aditi, Breeanna, Julliette, Alecia Verizon – Joe, Nikki, Jordan D. Nestle – Tyler Apple- Stevie, Sam, Jordan P.

Stock Market Choices Period 8: Google Apple- Kaitlyn, Alex P., Emily, Johnny, Olivia, Anthony, Zac, Aldijana, Vinny Microsoft- Kristen ATT- Elizabeth, Patrick Verizon- Ryan W., Angela, Austen Hershey's- Leah, Danny S., Jacob, Senay, Tayanna, Lauren Nestle

Current Stock Prices today 11/15 1.) Google ) Apple ) Microsoft )ATT )Verizon ) Hershey's ) Nestle Google (goog)- $ Apple (aapl)- $ Microsoft (msft)- $28.05 AT&T (t)- $35.00 Verizon (vz)- $44.07 Hershey's (hsy)- $70.17 Nestle (nesn)- $59.95

1920s Review 19 th Amendment- Female suffrage. Gender roles and occupations

1920s Review KKK- reduction in immigrants led to decrease in membership Harlem Renaissance – flowering of African American culture Louis Armstrong- introduced improvisational jazz Langston Hughes- “I Too, America” Cotton Club- Harlem hot spot Marcus Garvey- separation and independence from whites

1920s Review Calvin Coolidge’s relationship to big business- Laissez-faire “hands off” Henry Ford-Model T-assembly line- standardization Increase in rubber, oil, petroleum, suburban communities, and highway construction Flappers- “modern woman” Eugenics- survival of the fittest and natural selection as applied to human society Creationism- belief that God created the world in six days Al Capone- Chicago gangster bootlegging

1920s Review Emergency Quota Act % ethnic group already living in U.S census National Origins Act of % 1890 census + Exempted natives of Western hemisphere Scopes Trial- Clarence Darrow, William Jennings Bryan, verdict Prohibition, Volstead Act, 18 th Amendment- banning of alcohol. Increase in federal police powers Bootlegging- illegal production and distribution of alcohol, increase in organized crime

1920s Review Ohio Gang- group of Harding’s friends mired in scandal Teapot Dome Scandal – Albert B. Fall Secretary of the Interior to lease lands containing Naval reserves Attorney General Harry Daugherty scandal- took bribes to allow seizure of German-owned company 21 st Amendment – repeal of Prohibition Credit installment plans- increase of consumer debt. Buying stock “on margin” Warren G. Harding “return to normalcy” dies of heart attack

1920s Review Dawes plan economic recovery of Europe Kellog-Briand Pact outlaws war! Calvin Coolidge- “Silent Cal” Farming crisis of 1920s – overproduction Supply side economics – Andrew Mellon reducing the federal income tax would increase federal revenue

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