Roaring 20’s; Modernity V. Tradition

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Book by Madison Grant that said races can be ranked according to their “value” (Promoting Eugenics)

Passing of the Great Race

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Significantly limits the amount of immigrants allowed inside the U.S

Immigration Acts of 1924

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Fear of Communism in the 20’s, caused by Union Strikes and Immigration

Red Scare

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When Boston Police go on strike, broken by governor Calvin Coolidge

Boston Police Strike

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Raids by the U.S. government against Unions to prevent a Communist Revolution

Palmer Raids

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Italian Immigrants, convicted and executed for murder based on flimsy evidence

Sacco and Vanzetti

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Worst Scandal in U.S History (at the time) involves selling U.S. lands for bribes

Tea Pot Dome

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1896 U.S Supreme Court decision supporting the legality of Jim Crow laws that permitted or required separate but equal facilities for blacks and whites.

  • “Separate but Equal”

Plessy V. Ferguson

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Laws that restricted African Americans in the South including but limited to Segregation

Jim Crow Laws

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Refers to the mass movement of African Americans from the South to the North during the 1920’s

  • Detroit is a majority of African Americans because of its high job opportunities

Great Migration

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Civil Rights Leader of the 20’s, led the “Back to Africa” Movement. Said Black is Beautiful

  • Going back to your roots

Marcus Garvey

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Civil Rights Leader of the 20’s. Started the NAACP

  • Dubois (education freedom) v. Washington (born into slavery)

WEB Dubois

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National Association for the Advancement of colored oriole. Most influential Civil Rights Group in the U.S

NAACP

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Explosion of African American Art in the 1920’s

  • Louis Armstrong very influential trumpet player

Harlem Renaissance

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Modern Women of the 1920’s

  • Would reveal their arms, legs, shoulders, necks, no moral character

Flappers

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Founder of Ford motor company, first person to use the assembly line on a massive scale

  • 18hrs go to 45 mins to make a car

Henry Ford

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First man to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Americans first celebrity

  • Most famed court case in 20’s, baby dies because of kidnapping

Charles Lindbergh

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Trial of a Tennessee Biology teacher convicted of teaching Evolution. The BIBLE went on trial

  • Clarence Darrow, famous lawyer in America at the time

Scopes Trial

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Illegal bars during prohibition

  • Can only be broken if a prostitution ring, or gambling

Speak Easies

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People who Sold illegal alcohol during prohibition. Al Capone is the main guy who is known to be this

Boot Legger

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Greatest Baseball player of all time

  • Radio changes all sports

Babe Ruth

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Most Famous Football player of the 20’s, known as the “Galloping Ghost” and “Leather Helmet”

Red Grange

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Heavyweight champ of the 20’s. Known to have hands of stone. He was 5’9, 160 pounds

Jack Dempsey

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Most Famous Race Horse of the 1920’s, one of the first horses to win Triple Crown

Man 0’ War

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Most famous Actor of the 1920’s

Charlie Chaplin

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Most famous Actress of the 1920’s. It girl

Clara Bow

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The idea that you can buy happiness. Common in the 1920’s

Materialism

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Anti - Materialist authors of the 1920’s

Ernest Hemingway, Sinclair Lewis, F. Scott Fitzgerald