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Americans where anti-?

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Radicals

No to foreign ideas

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Red scare provoked by?

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Labor violence w/ fear of revolution

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Business men used red scare to?

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Break backs of fledgling unions

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Man anti radical during red scare

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A Mitchell Palmer (us district attorney)

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Kkk were advocates towards-

Why’d Kkk start?

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Anti birth control
Anti Catholicism
Kkk against diversity
Anti communism
For "white skin white hair blue eyes"

Nativist

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Cultural pluralist (Horace kallen/Randolph) say immigrants can do what

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Retain traditional cultures over single American “melting pot”

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Immigration quota system adopted discriminated towards

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South and Eastern Europeans

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Obstacles in us working class

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Ethnic diversity

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Volstead act (enforced 18th amend) was backed by

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Eastern city people (Chicago)

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Americans assumption of prohibition

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It would be permanent

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Lawlessness / gangsters took place in

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Chicago

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Father of progressive education

Taught by “learn by doing”

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John Dewey

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Father of scientific manaent

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Frederick w Taylor (not like the others)

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Topic of john scopes (monkey trails)

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Evolution

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What did monkey trials signal

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Fundamentalist religious remained a vibrant force in American spiritual life

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What made prosperity of 1920s

Backed it

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Capital
Assembly line
Ads
Productivity of workers

Consumer debt

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Main problem of us manufacturers

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People buy local goods

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First talkie movie

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The jazz singer

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Standardization of us life (1920s first time us lived in cities)

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Cars
Radio (leads to lost of diverse culture /everyone’s the same/)
Films

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Henry ford contribution

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Cheap cars (spread of suburbs)

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Sexual frankness

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Theory of Sigmund Freud

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Who started jazz music

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Blacks

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Magret Sanger

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Sex education “what every girl should know”

Birth control

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Charles Lindbergh

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Spirit of St. Louis

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Marcus Garvey
``` UNIA Black star Self confidence/relief among blacks Promote settlement of blacks in Africa Sent to prison for fraud ```
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Ernest Hemingway
The sun also rises
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F Scott Fitzgerald
Great gatsby | Side of paradise
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Sinclair Lewis
Babbitt | Main Street
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Joe "King" Oliver Black guy
Start jazz w/ Louis Armstrong "satchmo"
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"Buy stock on the margin"
Purchase w/ small down payment
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Andrew Mellon (sec of treasury) do
Places tax burden on middle class income groups
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Calvin Coolidge support
Middle class
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Warren g hardings weakness in pres
Unable to say no | Weakness is "freinds" as associates
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``` Charles Evans hughs (sec of state) Mellon (sec of treasury) Fall (sec of interior) (incompetent and corrupt) Hoover (sec of commerce) Daughtery ```
``` Naval arms limitation Taxes and tariffs lowered Naval oil reserves Foreign trade Justice and law enforcement ```
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Harding sought to contine
William McKinley policies of lasissez-fair doctrine (isolation except for oil in Middle East)
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Supreme Court ruled against
Progressive legislation
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Harding seized initiative on the issue of international disarmament
Cuz business people were unwilling to help pay of a larger us mavy
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Kellogg-brigand pact
toothless agreement made that renounced warfare between nations
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Fordney-McCullers tariff (protect farmers) and | hawley smoot tariff (promote recent to regulate commerce w/ foreign) did what
Raised tariffs McNally haugen bill lowered tariffs
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Tariffs led to
International economic distress and us forgein trade declined
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Teapot done scandal (fall)
Corrupt mishandling of naval oil reserves
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Farmers faces
Overproduction
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Norris-laguardia act
Labor unions
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Democratic split of 1924
Wet vs dry Foreign vs local Fundamentalist vs modernist North Liberals vs south conservatives
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Robert la follette head of progressive party stood for Failed becuase people shrraed in prosperity to care about reform
Gov owned rr Relief of farmers Anti labor About monopolies
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Kkk failed to disband due to
1 vote
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American allies not want to pay reparations to us due to lost of so many lives but favored
Enormous reparation from Germany
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Dawes plan
Tangle of war debt and war reparations
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Most colorful pres candidate
Alfred e smith (a catholic)
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Hoover talent was
Administrations as sec of commerce and organized food relief for Belgians
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Result of hawley- smoot trait
World wide depression
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Hoovers solution to great depressions
Taking federal initiatives Banks and businesses(offered support but not to individuals) Faith in industrial system
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Alphabetical agency under Hoover
Reconstruction fiancé co (RFC) (make loans to banks/businesses)
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Bonus expeditionary force (hurt Hoovers image)
Demand payment bonus to ww1 vets
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Japan left LON cuz
Invasion of Manchuria
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Simpson doctrine
Us not recognize any territorial acquisition achieved by force of arms