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Fats Waller - Ain't Misbehavin' - Stormy Weather (1943)

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Grange was a college and professional American football player for the University of Illinois, the Chicago Bears, and the New York Yankees. The role of sports in American society in the 1920's reflected the prosperity of the nation because people had leisure time to spend watching their favorite teams play, with the advent of baseball becoming the national pastime of the U.S.

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The political cartoon was published in the Chicago Daily Tribune newspaper, and the cartoonist's purpose is to illustrate the shift in U.S. population demographics, with more people now living in cities than ever before. The main idea of the political cartoon is to also illustrate that the needs of those living in the cities rests on the shoulders living in the rural areas of the country.

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Hoover, similar to the last two presidents, believed in a limited role role for government and that excessive federal intervention posed a threat to capitalism and individualism. However, unlike the last two presidents, he went against his laissez faire economic way of thinking because he intervened in the private sector in order to maintain high wages in a time of economic crisis since the Great Depression had crippled the U.S. economy during the time of his presidency.

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21. Warren G. Harding's Presidential Campaign

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21. Warren G. Harding's Presidential Campaign

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What a "Return to Normalcy" that Harding had called for in his presidential campaign would look like in the 1920's is a return to big business, unlike the progressive reforms of the Progressive Era that sought to regulate big business, and an attitude of isolationism in the fear of growing communist influence and the ending of the First World War.

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Harding's conservative economic agenda was a pro-business economic agenda, focusing on reducing taxes on corporations and wealthy people and enacting high protective tariffs..

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The quote " A man who build a factory, builds a temple" symbolizes similar how temples are worshipped, factories should as well, both represents how government and business must bond and work together to create a living and spiritual meaning for America. The Employees need Money while the Money need Employees to work together to create balance.

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Charles Lindbergh was a famous aviator who ever flew across the Atlantic Ocean nonstop, by himself, from New York to Paris. He inspired the confidence for Americans in air travel

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Charles Lindbergh - From New York to Paris 1927

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The Ford Model T was created in 1924 and was used for transportation. One of the firstly few  made cars were sold and many Americans citizens were able to purchase it for a low price. Not only did it allowed the wealthy but also the middle and lower class to have car ownership. Ford's idea was soon called as to "democratize the automobile"

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During the Prohibition Ban in the 1920, he rose in up  power in bootlegging Alcohol for Speakeasies. He used brute strength within the mafia on anybody who opposed his idea. This can be shown in the St. Valentine's Day Massacre where he staged and killed the North Side Irish

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Intended to restrict the advancement of alcohol, believing in doing so will lessen the crime from immigrants for rural and southern areas. This lead to religious factions between the Wets and Dries. Without liquor, this lead the uprising of mafias who created alcohol discretely for the Black Market and more crimes on wanting liquor. Furthermore, citizens would find ways to get alcohol because the ban didn't stop people from drinking. The Government tried to step in by poisoning alcohol. All this lead to the 21st amendment to be created in which appeal the 18th amendment from banning alcohol.

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Prohibition in the United States: National Ban of Alcohol

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The State of Tennessee vs. John Thomas Scopes or the Scopes Monkey Trial was against John T. Scopes who was violating Tennessee's Butler Act by teaching human evolution in school. The debate was against the idea of Evolution while the teaching was to secure a strict Creationism belief. This showed how religious America was during the 1920.

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The National Origins Act of 1924 was a law that passed that restrict any immigrants from entering into America. This excluded Southern and Eastern Europe and Asia as a whole. This allowed the quota of "Old Immigrants" to grant more entrance into America than "New Immigrants"

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Founded in 1866 and reemerge back during 1915. The resurgence spread during the Red Scare. Not only did they target blacks during 1920, they also target who weren't "un-american" such as Jews, Catholics, and Asians. They wanted to preserve the Protestant civilization of America.

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Formed by General A. Mitchell Palmer, from 1919-1920, from the scare of the WW1 Red Scare, Federal Agents arrested and deported 600 immigrants after eight bombs exploded in June 1919.

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Regarded as a miscarriage of the American Justice due to their political belief and ethic background. They were accuse of murder under doubtful evidence. It showed how nativist America was during the 1902

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The 1919 Seattle General Strike lasted for six days in February to demanded higher wages to accommodate for the rising postwar prices. Unfortunately, the strike was unsuccessful and led to many strikers and WWI members to arrested. The other two strikes that occurred after WWI was The Great Steel Strike and The Alabama Coal Strike of 1920

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During this time, the creation of the Radio sparked popularity and many would buy to hear entertainment

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Nov 2, 1920: First Commercial Radio Broadcast in the U.S.

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The Jazz Singer was the first movie that recorded and produced sounds and thus was the start of the decline of the Silent Film Era

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Al Jolson sings in the 1st-ever Talkie "The Jazz Singer" .mpg

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January 10, 1920:
League of Nation was established after the Treaty of Paris
August 18, 1920:
The 19th amendment passed and women were now able to vote
September 17, 1920:
American Professional Football League is formed
November 2, 1920:
First time women were able to vote and Warren G. Harding became president and allowed the Republicans to go back into office
February 6, 1922:
Armaments Congress Ends and the creation of the Five Power Disarnment to limit naval construction, outlaw poison gas, restrict submarine attacks and to respect China's sovereignty
May 30, 1922:
Lincoln Memorial was created
April 15, 1923:
first sound on film motion picture on the phonograph shown in Rivoli Theatre in New York City
August 2, 1923:
Warren G. Harding died in office and was succeeded by vice president, Calvin Coolidge
February 14,1924:
IBM Corporation is founded
June 2, 1924:
Indians were now US citizen by the Indian Citizen Act
November 4, 1924:
Calvin Coolidge was reelected as president
January 5, 1925:
Nellie Tayloe Ross became the first women governor in Wyoming
June 13, 1925:
Radiovision is created
July 10 1925:
Scopes Trial
March 16, 1926:
Robert H. Goddard demonstrated the viability of liquid fueled rockets
May 9, 1926:
Trip from North Pole and back by pilot Floyd Bennett and Navigator Richard Evelyn Byrd with a three engine monoplane
May 20, 1926:
Air Commerce Act passed
November 15, 1926:
NBC Radio Network is formed
May 20, 1927: Charles Lindbergh famous trip across the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Paris
October 4, 1927:
Beginning construction of Mount Rushmore
September 7, 1927:
First success in creating the first Television
June 17, 1928:
Amelia Earhart was the first women to cross the Atlantic Ocean
November 6, 1928:
Herbert Hoover becomes president
February 14, 1929:
St. Valentine's Day Massacre
October 29, 1929:
Stock Market Crash

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The sexual revolution that occurred in the 1920's saw a growing public acceptance of heterosexual flirtation which wore down the stigma attached to talking about sex in public. The relationship between Freud and Margaret Sanger is that Sanger had interpreted Freud's theory that sexual repression was the chief psychological problem of mankind, to further support her claim that contraceptives will help women express their sexual desires and free themselves of their own sexual repression.

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Americanism can be described as a symbol on what makes America America. The flag represent liberty, the motto represents how we, the Americans, must focus on us first so we can expand, and the leader is the one who will carry us all to a greater and better future for us all