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Key Events of the 1920s: From the Red Scare to the Stock Market Crash

The 1920s were marked by significant events that shaped American history. The Red Scare led to the arrest of suspected communists, while the first commercial radio broadcasts revolutionized communication. Notable figures like Hitler attempted a failed coup, and sports icons like Red Grange and Babe Ruth emerged. Landmark trials like the Scopes Monkey Trial ignited debates over evolution. The decade ended in shock with the Chicago St. Valentine’s Day Massacre and the stock market crash, signaling the beginning of the Great Depression.

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Key Events of the 1920s: From the Red Scare to the Stock Market Crash

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  1. Timeline 1920s

  2. 1920- “Red Scare” – State Department rounds up hundreds of suspected communists and jails them • First commercial radio broadcasts

  3. 1922- Hitler attempts a government overthrow “Putsch”, fails and is jailed

  4. 1924- Red Grange- Illinois halfback dominates college football • Women governors in Wyoming and Texas

  5. 1925- Scopes “Monkey Trial”- over teaching of evolution in Tennessee high school

  6. 1927-Babe Ruth hits 60 home runs for the Yankees • Charles Lindberg- solo trans-Atlantic flight aboard Sprirt of St. Louis • Henry Ford introduces “Model A”

  7. Babe Ruth

  8. “Lucky” Lindberg

  9. 1929- Chicago’s St. Valentine’s Day Massacre shocks the nation • October- Stock market crashes, marking the start of the ___________

  10. Al Capone ordered murders of 7 men, although target (“Bugs Moran”) escapes

  11. Hit men were arrested, but 2 were killed before trial

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