'Eighteenth amendment' diaporamas de présentation

The Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties. Roaring Twenties. Women had right to vote Fashion more liberal Alcohol was banned Babe Ruth, Charles Lindbergh Movies Jazz. Decade of Prosperity and Play. Unemployment was low 60% of wealth with just a few families

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Chapter 19 and 20

Chapter 19 and 20. The Roaring 20s. Soldiers returning from World War I brought what disease back to the United States, causing an epidemic that swept the country in 1918. Influenza. In 1919 this city was virtually shut down because of a wide range of labor strikes. Seattle. Clue.

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Amendment 3

Amendment 3. Amendment 4. Amendment 5 & 6. Amendment 7. There will be no double jeopardy You can go to court if you are being fined 20 dollars or more. Amendment 8. There will be no excessive bail There will be no excessive punishment. Amendment 1 & 9.

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World War I and the 1920s (1914-1929) Lesson 6 An Unsettled Society

World War I and the 1920s (1914-1929) Lesson 6 An Unsettled Society. World War I and the 1920s (1914-1929) Lesson 6 An Unsettled Society. Learning Objectives. Compare economic and cultural life in rural America to that in urban America.

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Presentation for

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Women and Public Life

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The Jazz Age (of The Roaring 20s)

The Jazz Age (of The Roaring 20s). AP English Lit. & Comp. Roaring 20s (Jazz Age). The "Roaring Twenties," or Jazz Age, ushered in an exciting era of prosperity after World War I. It was a time of extremes in America. Many Americans enjoyed greater opportunities for material wealth.

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THE ROARING TWENTIES

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Chapter 4 - Beyond the Bill of Rights

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Chapter 23 Affluence and Anxiety

Chapter 23 Affluence and Anxiety. The American People , 6 th ed. I. Postwar Problems. The Red Scare. As a result of the Russian Revolution, Americans imagined Communists as the worst possible threat to their way of life

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The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

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1920s Era of Great Change

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Five Historical Themes: Why do people use drugs?

Five Historical Themes: Why do people use drugs?. Human beings have a basic need to find ways to cope with their environment and existence.

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By: Sadie Espino and Sarah Mannon

Chapter 22 Section 2 Changes in American Society. By: Sadie Espino and Sarah Mannon. Vocab:. Restrict - to confine to keep within a certain boundary or limit; to place limitations on something or somebody. Isolate - to set apart or to separate. Key terms.

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Chapter 37

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Picturing the Progressive Era

Picturing the Progressive Era. By: Annamarie Ciccarello and Cooper Filhaber. Political Reform. http://www.nebraskastudies.org/0700/frameset_reset.html?http://www.nebraskastudies.org/0700/stories/0701_0105.html. Political Reform Analysis.

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Themes

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Progressive Movement:

Progressive Movement:. 1900 - 1920. Introduction. Flourished between 1900 & WW1 Name from belief in Progress Progressives borrowed ideas from the Populists and the labor movement, but they differed in important ways Middle Class City Dwellers

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