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They’re Gonna Hear the US Roar…

They’re Gonna Hear the US Roar…. Why was the Treaty of Versailles rejected? What was the League of Nations? What were the 14 points? What was Roosevelt’s Square Deal?. Year of 6 Presidents. Republicans Teddy Roosevelt dies in 1919…so does Bull Moose Party Go back to the (R)

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They’re Gonna Hear the US Roar…

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  1. They’re Gonna Hear the US Roar…

  2. Why was the Treaty of Versailles rejected? • What was the League of Nations? • What were the 14 points? • What was Roosevelt’s Square Deal?

  3. Year of 6 Presidents • Republicans • Teddy Roosevelt dies in 1919…so does Bull Moose Party • Go back to the (R) • Devised a platform that would appeal to pro-League and anti-League supporters • Nominated Warren G. Harding • “Return to normalcy” • Laissez faire • Isolationism • Democrats • Governor James Cox • Strongly supported the League • Campaigning • Democrats made it the central issue • Republicans captured the middle ground

  4. SOAPS

  5. Mass Consumption Economy • Economy • ______________ policies expanded the economy • Increased ability for _____________ • Assembly lines • _______ in the standard of living

  6. Mass Consumption Economy • Industries • ____________________strategies were employed • Research and development • Expanded industries • Electricity • Automobiles • Chemicals • Film • Radio • Commercial aviation • Printing • America was ___________ by the end of the 1920s

  7. Mass Consumption Economy • Entertainment • Now, commercial profit-making activities • Advertising • Sought to make Americans ____________ • Bruce Barton • The Man Nobody Knows • Sports • __________________ • Babe Ruth • Jack Dempsey • Famous boxer • First to earn $1,000,000 • Buying on ______________ • People bought on credit ____________ • Allowed them to have advances • Increases the vulnerability of economy

  8. A Quick Entertainment Break • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyFaLT-L2uk

  9. Return to Normalcy • Mass Consumption Economy • Why do sports blow up?

  10. Automobiles • _______________ • Developed industry in 1890s • Invented the Model T • _________________ • Assembly line production • Makes cars well within reach of American ______________ • 1914: 500,000 • 1930: 20,000,000

  11. Automobiles • Results of Auto Industry • _____________ • 6,000,000 workers in 1930 • Support industries • Products used to make cars • _____________ industry hit hard • End of mud roads • Food is more accessible • Tourism increased

  12. Automobiles • Changes • Now a ____________ • Leisure hours could be used more pleasurably • Take vacations • __________ breaks down • Less attractive states lose population • Suburbs spread out farther • Loss of ______________ • 1,000,000 deaths in 1951 • Morals of youth • Decrease according to some • _____________ become more independent • Helps the crime wave

  13. Askin’ All Them Questions • Assembly line • Changes because of cars • Scopes Monkey Trial • 18th Amendment • Return to normalcy

  14. Airplanes • _________ Brothers • Kitty Hawk, NC 1903 • Flew a plane 120 ft/12 secs • Seen more as stunt devils • First used successfully in WW1 • Private companies start to offer service • ___________________ • First person to ___________ • $25,000 prize • Instant celebrity/hero • Sketchyness • Anti-Semitic sentiments • Nazi supporter • Opposed entry into WW2 • Eventually flies combat

  15. Airplanes • Results • New industry • Accidents were common • Railroad companies set back again • New weapons • Even less isolation • Communication and transportation were becoming quicker

  16. Development of Radio • Invented • Guglielmo Marconi, 1890 • 1906: First voice broadcast • 1910: First musical broadcast • 1920: First radio station • KDKA Pittsburgh • Results • _______________ networks replace local programming • ______________ became prominent • Soap operas • Knitted the community together • Sports • Politicians now have to speak • Music increased • People were participants in world events

  17. Hollywood • Development of ________ • Thomas Edison • Great Train Robbery, 1903 • First short movie • _______________, 1915 • First full length movie • Glorified KKK • Defamed blacks and carpetbaggers • _______________, 1927 • First talking movie • Al Jolson in black face • Movie stars are more popular than the _____________ • $100,000 a movie

  18. Hollywood • Hollywoodland • Became capital because of ___________________ • Early producers • Nudity • Vampires • Forces ______________ • Really picks up during WW1 • _______________ • Results of movies • No more limitation of views • Creation of _____________ • Brought working-class together

  19. Askin’ All Them Questions • Babe Ruth • Birth of a Nation • Effects of movies • Charles Lindberg • Henry Ford • Assembly line • Andrew Mellon • Buying on credit

  20. Social Changes • Great Migration • Movement of ________________ • Decreased _____________ • Lack of immigrant workers in North • Why? • Increased manufacturing • Growth of the _____________ • Leads to

  21. Culture Changes • Harlem Renaissance • _______________ • New Orleans • Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong • Writers • Marcus Garvey • Jamaican • Promotes ________________ • Sponsored _________ stores to keep________ dollars in _________ pockets • Deported by the government

  22. Social Changes • Women • ________________ • Clerks • Typing • Margaret Sanger • Advocate for ______________ • Alice Paul • Advocated for an _________________ • Sexual Changes • Exploited by advertisers • Flappers • Bathing suits • Why? • Freud • Health demands release

  23. Culture Changes • New Generation of Writers • Different backgrounds • Pent up ____________ • War • Jim Crow South • F. Scott Fitzgerald • Great Gatsby • Ernest Hemingway • The Sun Also Rises • A Farewell to Arms • Architecture • __________________ • Should grow from their location not imitate others • Empire State Building, 1931

  24. Askin’ All Them Questions • Jazz • Henry Ford • Flappers • Harlem Renaissance

  25. Return to Normalcy?

  26. Askin’ All Them Questions • Scientific Management Theory • Mass Consumption Economy • Harlem Renaissance • Effects of automobiles • Babe Ruth • Birth of a Nation • Effects of movies • Charles Lindberg • Henry Ford

  27. PSD

  28. Wall Street’s Market is Bullish (or another ending) • Speculation • Real estate • Soothing tropical winds? • Stock Exchange • Buying Stocks on _________ • Small down payment • Try to cash in on tips heard throughout the day

  29. Wall Street’s Market is Bullish (or another ending) • Debt • _____________ was done about the nation’s debt • Debt grows • Any surplus funds started to have to be used on the debt • Congress creates _________________ • Help President • Taxes • _____________ didn’t like them • Mellon reduced taxes for rich • 1921: 1,000,000 = $663,000 • 1926: 1,000,000 = $200,000

  30. Wall Street’s Bull Market • Results of Mellon’s Policies • Shifted tax burden to ______________ • Reduced the ______________ • People say it could’ve been even less • His lack of taxes/regulation caused people to __________

  31. Askin’ All Them Questions • Wilson’s 14 Points • Harlem Renaissance • Great Migration • Marcus Garvey • Andrew Mellon on taxes • Speculation

  32. Politics of Roaring 20s • Return of the “Empire” • Warren G. Harding • Best-liked men • Easy-going • Hated to hurt peoples’ feelings by saying no • Ideas • Cabinet • Mellon • Hoover • Fall • Secretary of Interior • Anti-environmentalist • Daugherty • Attorney General • Was a crook

  33. Politics of the Roaring 20s • Return of… • Supreme Court • 4 of 9 • Most were very conservative • Adkins v. Children’s Hospital • Reversed Muller v. Oregon • Threw out a minimum wage law for women • Because of 19th amendment

  34. Politics of the Roaring 20s • Big Industrialists • ________________ were ignored • People were appointed to regulatory agencies that were _______________

  35. Askin’ All Them Questions • Andrew Mellon • Mass Consumption Economy • How were people affording everything? • Return to normalcy

  36. Return to Normalcy? • Colonel Forbes • ____________________ • Involved naval oil reserves in Wyoming • 1921 • Sec’y Fall convinced Sec’y Navy to give those oil fields to Dept. of Interior • Harding signs them over • Fall leases lands to oil tycoons • Results • Harding

  37. President Coolidge Plays Business’ Tune • _____________ • Embodied virtues of honesty • Shy • Mediocre leadership • Laissez-faire • Wanted to restore _______________

  38. Harding (Disney)

  39. America Sees Red… • Frightened by ______________ • Government owned all land • Single political party • Individuals had no rights • Spread of communism • Why are they afraid?

  40. America Sees Red • Palmer Raids • Attorney General Palmer • Jailed or drove out 6,000 people • 565 were Communists • December 1919 • 249 alleged radicals were deported to Russia

  41. America Sees Red • Bombs were sent through the mail to encourage fear • Palmer warns of attacks on May Day • Never materialize he is discredited • State Legislatures

  42. Sacco & Vanzetti • 2 people accused of murdering a paymaster • Prejudiced jury • Italian • Anarchist • Atheist • Draft dodgers • Executed in 1927

  43. They’re Baaaaaack • 1st Wave • After the Civil War • Why are they back?

  44. They’re Baaaack • Who Do They Appeal To? • Why Do They Fade Away? • Embezzlement by clan members

  45. Stemming the Tide of Influence • Emergency Quota Act, 1921 • Immigration Act, 1924 • Canada and Latin America were exempted

  46. Stemming the Tide of Influence • __________ is slowed • More foreigners leave America in 1931 than come • Sacrificed tradition of freedom and diversity • Dissent • ______________ • America should interweave different cultures

  47. Askin’ All Them Questions • Why did KKK come back? • Emergency Quota Act • Sacco & Vanzetti • Palmer Raids • Describe this period

  48. Monkeys on Trial? • Education • More states requiring students stay until 16 • John Dewey • Learning by doing • Education for life was essential for teachers • Science and Health • Rockefeller Foundation • Wiped out hookworm, 1920 • Evolution • __________________

  49. Monkeys on Trial? • John T. Scopes • High school biology teacher • ___________________ • Town made it illegal • Trial • Defense • ________________ • Prosecution • Verdict • Found ____________ • Fined $100

  50. Askin’ All Them Questions • Why did KKK come back? • Emergency Quota Act • Sacco & Vanzetti • Palmer Raids • Describe this period

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