1. Chapter 11 Review Getting on With Business

2. Sacco and Vanzetti Anti-foreigner feelings

3. Palmer Raids

4. The Great Migration African-Americans move North

5. Marcus Garvey “Back to Africa” Pride back to African Americans

6. Prohibition 18 th Amendment

8. Suffrage 19 th Amendment

9. Warren G. Harding Normalcy Teapot Dome

11. Calvin Coolidge “Never before, here or anywhere else, has a government been so completely fused with business.” - The Wall Street Journal

12. Herbert Hoover Inherited the blame when prosperity came crashing down

13. Dawes Plan Allowed Germany to pay war reparations

14. Washington Naval Conference Disarmament G.B. & U.S. – 500,000 tons –Japan – 300,000 tons Rolls-Royce, Rolls-Royce, Ford

15. Latin America Why? – Markets and raw materials Coolidge – Sent marines to stop revolt

16. Prosperity and American Business Skylines – Empire State Building (1930)

17. Prosperity and American Business Oligopoly – few major producers influence an entire industry

18. Corporations Formed mergers and caused many smaller businesses to have financial problems or go out of business

19. America’s Productivity Soared in the 1920s due to new technology and techniques in manufacturing

20. Henry Ford Efficient assembly-line methods –Created great profits for Ford Motor Company

21. Henry Ford Today?

22. Henry Ford Doubling workers’ wages. How? –Workers have more money, they buy more Ford cars –Well-paid workers less likely to seek other jobs and more likely to do their boring jobs –He could because of mass production and profits

23. White-Collar Workers Professionals, wholesale and retail salespeople, and clerks

24. White-Collar Women Typists Telephone Operators