1920's matching

Secretary of State

Charles Evans , who helped with the Five Powers naval treaty.

Secretary of Treasury

Andrew Mellon, who lowered the national debt and reduced taxes for everyone.

Secretary of Commerce

Herbert Hoover

Secretary of the Interior

Albert Fall, who leased land owned by the government and kept some of the money that came from the oil in the land and went to jail, this was called the Teapot Dome Scandal.

Veteran’s Bureau

Colonel Charles Forbes, who pocketed 200 million dollars.

Attorney General

Harry Daughtery, who didnt prosecute certain people that broke volstead laws.

Modernism

is for “The New Morality”

Modernism

is for non-traditional views 

Modernism

is for the role of women to go to college, join the work force, and a social group called the “flappers”

Modernism

is for the younger to use automobiles

Modernism

 is for the science of evolution

Modernism

is for anti-prohibiton 

Fundamentalism

is for traditional views

Fundamentalism

is for the Republican Motherhood/ Cult of Domesticity

Fundamentalism

is for the younger to not use automobiles

Fundamentalism

is for religion, creationism

Fundamentalism

is for prohibition

Emergency Quota Act

3% of a nationality in the U.S is allowed in and used the census from 1910.

National Origins Act

rather than 3% it goes down to 2% and uses the census from 1890, this is in place until 1965.

Scopes Trial

John T. Scopes was a teacher and taught evaloution in his class room, which was illegal. The reason he did this was because the ACIC told him they would have his back if he did. Scopes attorney was Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryon said he would prosecute this case. In the end John T. Scopes was found guilty because he did break the law.

Prohibition

was the 18th amendment, Volstead act, made it illegal to make, sale, or trasnport alchol.