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POP QUIZ! 1919 1.) Explain why prices of goods increased
following the war. 2.) Why were feelings of nativism on the increasing in 1919? 3.) What were Sacco and Vanzetti accused of? 4.) Why is A. Mitchell Palmer historically significant? 5.) Briefly, why do Americans fear communism? In complete Sentences
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WARM-UP 1.) How did people’s lives change during the war?
2.) How do you think surviving a war would effect the way you thought about things?
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1920s: CLASH IN VALUES 1.) Describe the clash in values in the 1920s
- There will people called the Fundamentalist and people called the New Morality. They had different beliefs and values.
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New Morality All about living life and personal freedom. Young, energetic, modern. Worked and spent money on music, fashion, and other entertainment Urban (cities is where the action is)
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Fundamentalists Did not like the New Morality: thought they were out of control and had no morals. Very Religious: they believed that the Bible was 100% correct and that god created man. Sometimes older generation Lived in rural areas (farms/Midwest)
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Alcohol is causing all the issues in society
Yeah! Alcohol is causing all the issues in society Disagreement 1: How do we restore American values? Yeah! -Prohibition Jan. 16, 1920 = 18th Amendment -To enforce the 18th Amendment government passed the Volstead Act -Police Powers = ability to take control of people and property in the interest of public safety. - Secret bars = Speakeasies - Increased crime Bootleggers & the Mob (Al Capone) -By 1933 government passed the 21st Amendment -Repealed the 18th Am. = liquor was legal again
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1920s popular dance the Charleston
Disagreement 2: How should women behave? New Morality These new independent women are called flappers Women should vote, work, dance, drink etc. 1920s popular dance the Charleston Fundamentalists Saw these women as sinful, out of control. Women’s place is in the home.
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OR We should discuss all ideas! Disagreement 3: How was “man” created?
-In 1925: Tennessee passed the Butler Act = outlawed teaching evolution or any ideas that were anti-”Bible” theories of how man was created (creationism) -John T. Scopes was hired to go into a TN school and teach evolution. Purpose = get arrested and get the story into the media. -Today = “separation of church and state”
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The New Morality or the Fundamentalists
Who would listen to… The New Morality or the Fundamentalists
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Icons for the New morality
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POP QUIZ GRADE! In complete Sentences with VOCAB
1.) Describe who the New Morality is and summarize their post-war beliefs. 2.) Same as question 1, but focus on the Fundamentalists. 3.) Explain the goals of Prohibition. Which group supported this belief and why? 4.) Explain the Scopes Trial. Which group would have supported Scopes and why? 5.) How did women’s roles change in the 1920s Why did this happen?
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Why would a female athlete
be a role model to young women in the 1920s? Suzanne Lenglen Tennis player
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Louise Brooks movie star
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For Men? Oxford Bags = men’s pants
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NOW THEN THEN NOW NOW
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