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  Identify major political, economic, and social changes the US faced after the war.  Examine Republican leadership during the “Roaring 20’s.”  Analyze political cartoon on events during the 1920s Objectives

  Introduction to Unit 3  : From Boom to Bust Warm up

After WWI  Public Hysteria  Red Scare- fear of Communists  Bomb Scares  Urban Riots  Fear of Foreigners

Wilson After WWI ( )  End of Progressive Spirit  18 th / 19 th Amendment  Demobilization  End govt control = inflation  Cut back production = prices   Surplus workers = wages   Union strikes  Recession

Post-War Political Developments  Democratic Party Split  Progressives v. Conservatives  E poly bosses v. S & W rural leaders  Republican Party  Conservative businessmen and “Old Guard” politicians  Win Presidential elections!

Warren G Harding  President  Less govt  Government by “cronies”  Pro-business  Isolation  “Return to Normalcy” Reading

 Harding’s Accomplishments  Domestic Legislation  Emergency Quota Act  Veterans Bureau Act  Fordney- McCumberTariff Act  Foreign Affairs  Reject League  Payment of War Debts (Dawes & Young)  Washington Naval Conference  Naval disarmament  Chinese independ.

Harding Scandal  Ohio Gang- pals appt to Cabinet  Vet’s Bureau- Forbes  Attorney Gen Daugherty- kickbacks  Teapot Dome  Albert Fall, gets $ and gifts for leasing govt oil reserves…jail  1923 Sudden Death =teapot+dome+scandal Nog

Activity  You are working for a big time newspaper. Using all the information you know about the Harding Scandal, you need to sum up the scandal into a creative slogan. You are to work with a partner to design your slogan. Remember it must be appropriate!  When you finish write your slogan on the board

Coolidge   “Business of America is Business”  Deregulation  Stock market spec.  Reduced govt spend  Low taxes  No govt aid to farmers

 Coolidge’s Accomplishments  Domestic Legislation  Immigration Act  Soldier’s Bonus Act  Foreign Affairs  Kellogg-Briand Pact  Outlaw war

 Think-Pair-Share  Whose domestic policy (in theory) was more beneficial to the American people, Hardy or Coolidge?  Whose foreign policy (in theory) was more beneficial to the American people, Hardy or Coolidge?

Jazz Age  “ The Roaring Twenties”  Jazz  Speakeasies  Lindbergh  73CB4450A2A2&fromMyDe=0&isPrinterFriendly=0&provider=&isLessonFromHealt h=0&productcode=US&isAssigned=false&includeHeader=YES&homeworkGuid= 73CB4450A2A2&fromMyDe=0&isPrinterFriendly=0&provider=&isLessonFromHealt h=0&productcode=US&isAssigned=false&includeHeader=YES&homeworkGuid  New products for living  Radios, refrigerators, automobiles, etc  Factory improvements  7BB0-48B8-8D02-73CB4450A2A2&blnFromSearch=1&productcode=US 7BB0-48B8-8D02-73CB4450A2A2&blnFromSearch=1&productcode=US  Health and Education uidAssetId=C9BC8F22-7BB0-48B8-8D02- 73CB4450A2A2&blnFromSearch=1&productcode= US

Hoover Administration  Rugged Individualism  Big govt endangered econ progress and personal liberty  High tariffs  Low taxes  Free enterprise  Balanced budget

Closure  How has the United States returned to “normalcy,” in what ways has it not? (i.e. any lessons they did not learn from the war?)  73CB4450A2A2&blnFromSearch=1&productcode=US 73CB4450A2A2&blnFromSearch=1&productcode=US