Conflicted Legacies of World War I

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Name: America s History: Chapter 22 Video Guide Big Idea Questions What journalist in the South wrote about the horrors of lynching? Guided Notes Conflicted Legacies of World War I The Red Scare Great Migration - mass movement of African Americans from the cities Red Summer of 1919 - race riots in many northern cities died in race riots by September, 1919 Blacks competed with northern whites for jobs and housing In the South, rose from 1917-1919 Erosion of Labor Rights AFL grew during WWI 1 in 5 workers went on strike in MA Governor Calvin Coolidge won support for opposing strikes Some companies, notably Ford, practiced welfare capitalism during the booming economic times of the 1920s The Red Scare Unions were often associated with Many new had socialist views The Bolshevik Revolution in Russia frightened many Americans A. Mitchell Palmer and the first Red Scare : After a bomb explosion at his house, Palmer cracked down radical organizations Palmer Raids - over people arrested : Two Italian immigrants accused of murder Eventually, they were sentenced to death in 1927 Guilty? Innocent? It s heavily debated, although most agree they did not get a Politics in the 1920s The 1920s called for a Limited government (as opposed to the Progressive Era) and staying out of European affairs (Rejection of the Treaty of ) Women in Politics Sheppard- Towner Federal Maternity and Infancy Act: Provided federal funds for education programs and clinics Helped improve healthcare for poor 1st time Congress allotted $ to states for social welfare programs Theme during the forward Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) Proposed by in the 1920s Areas of Concern

Where were Old Immigrants from? Not ratified by Congress until the 1970s Never ratified by the necessary number of states Women s International League for Peace and Freedom: Led by Jane Addams and others Criticized Republicans and Business Warren G.. wins the presidency in 1920 Appoints Herbert Hoover as Commerce Secretary Associated state - cooperation between the government and business leaders to achieve economic stability Scandal: Secretary of Interior Alber Fall leased government land to private companies in exchange for $ Calvin Coolidge: Warren G s VP, became president upon Warren s death He and Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon advocated tax cuts for businesses (similar to ) Dollar Diplomacy Began under administration Advocated US banks providing loans to foreign countries In some cases, the US military intervened to ensure repayment of loans: from 1912-1933 Dominican Republic from 1916-1924 from 1915-1934 ***Culture Wars*** Prohibition: amendment, passed in part due to: Anti- German sentiments during WWI The law was often broken (speakeasies) and not adequately Organized grew as a result Evolution in the Schools: The Scopes Trial: Conflict between Scopes was supported by the ACLU and defended by Clarence Darrow Nativism: New Immigrants were often and Jewish, from Southern and Eastern Europe Agreement - Teddy Roosevelt and Japan agreed to limit Japanese immigration Act (1921) - restricted European immigration Act (1924) - Restricted European immigration even further

There were no restrictions on immigrants from ***Culture Wars*** The National Klan: (1915) glorified the KKK and it resurged in the 1920s In addition to targeting blacks, the new klan targeted Catholics, Jews, and immigrants (Non WASPs ) The Election of 1928 Democrats nominated NY governor Al Smith First candidate to run for office that was Republicans nominated Herbert Hoover, who won overwhelmingly Intellectual Modernism ***Harlem in Vogue*** Black Writers and Artists: *** *** (Post- WWI - 1930s) Cultural, social, and artistic movement in Harlem that expressed pride in being black I am a Negro - and beautiful - Langston Hughes : Focused on the impact of white oppression on blacks Jazz: Began in Louis Armstrong helped spread jazz when he moved to Chicago from NOLA - prominent jazz player in Harlem ***Harlem in Vogue*** and the UNIA United Negro Improvement Association - advocated (ideas would be influential in the 1960s Civil Rights Movement) Promoted a back to Africa movement Pan- Africanism - hoped to unite all individuals of African Critiquing American Life The Lost Generation: Writers of the 1920s that criticized and American culture (Similar to the Beat Generation of the 1950s) Examples: Hemingway s A Farewell to Arms Sinclair Lewis Babbitt F. Scott Fitzgerald s The

From Boom to Bust What is your favorite household appliance? The Postwar Economy: Rampant in 1919 Many big businesses merged were left out of much of the economic prosperity of the 1920s Competition from European farmers drove the price of crops down Farmers produced more in the hopes of making $, helped reduce prices of goods Consumer Culture New consumer products - Advertising industry began to sell Goods were purchased more on - buy now, pay later Consumer Culture The Automobile 1 car for every Americans Highway construction increased drastically Hotels, restaurants, and gas stations increased were hurt More Americans travelled by car on vacation - 1/3 of Americans by 1929 Hollywood Southern California provided land, good weather, and nice scenery : More of an image than reality Short(er) dresses and short hair Smoked, drank, and (gasp!) danced The Coming of the Great Depression More Americans bought stock in the 1920s Buying on : Putting little money down to purchase a stock (sometimes %) Stock Market Crash in October, 1929 Farming, construction, and industries saw their production and/or prices plummet Unemployment would soon reach almost % Banks closed - savings were not guaranteed Charities had a difficult time keeping pace with those in need Quick Recap