lepore 10 part 3

what was lippmasn concern of embracing mass democracy

that ppl were making descions outside thier knowldge

how were the politics difffernt before and after the 1920

before = parades and marches it was also highest voter turn out

after= mass adversising and low voter turn out

what were he idologual difference between womens leaue for eaual opperutinity and the league of women voters

league of equal= veiwed protection of women with suspicion

league of voters= were protectiosist

who did the dem. james cox run as his vice president int he 1920 before being defeated by the repub. warren harding

franklin d. roosevelt

was warrn hading conservative or progressive

concervative prez.

hwo did the idusital production increse between 1922 and 1929 under the laissez faire prez. harding and collidge

rose by 70%

what percent of americans had electricity in 1917 and in 1927

1917=16%

1928=63%

what words are etched on the front of the IRS buildign in washintion

“taxes are what we pay for civilised soictiety” oliver holmes

in 1920 who did both the repub. and dem. parties urge to run for prez. what job did he eventually accept under prez. harding

herbert hoover and was the secretary of commerce

during the 1920 americans faith in porgress turned into faith in prosperity which was fueled by what

fueled by consumption

by 1929 what perocent of the world output did he U.S produce

42%

what does lepore along ith cotemoratry analyst walter lippmann atribute to the boom and bust of the 1920

restrictions on the immigration and goods

europe and american having an economic battle

what were te two parts of the immirgation act passed by congress in the 1920s

asian exculsion act which extened the ban

onational orgins act which restricted annual euporean mmirgants to 150,000

what year did the U.S begin to deport illigal aliens acorss the southern broader as a amtter of offical govt policy

1924

what did the new klan emergy how many members and who did they target

1915, 5 mill members and cathlics, jews, blacks and immigrants