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Born in Brooklyn, New York on January 17 1899. He began to work for a gangster named Frankie Yale at a very young age. It was there that he received the nickname "Scarface". He than moved to Chicago to work for Johnny Torrio, and after he was seriously wounded, Al Capone took charge. He was known by his enemies as ruthless. During the periods of 1925-1930 he controlled majority of Chicago's industries. He was successful due to his money and ruthlessness. In 1931 Al Capone was indicted on 23 counts of income tax evasion.

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On January 16, 1920 the 18th Amendment was passed to prohibit the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages. This sparked the creation of gangs, who illegally sold alcohol. The gangs hurt the economy by making 2 billion dollars a year and not one penny to the economy. It also increased corruption, gangster bribed or blackmailed policemen and politicians.

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The Scopes Trial can be best define as a confrontation between teaching religion or science in school. In Dayton, Tennessee John Scopes is accused for breaking the Butler Act, which states that it is illegal to teach evolution. Clarence Darrow, Scopes lawyer and a modernist, took the case versus William Jennings Bryan, a man who sought to end Darwin's Theory. In the end William was victorious and Scopes was found guilty.

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The Scopes Monkey Trial Explained in 5 Minutes: US History Review

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A super fast overview of this historic trial in 1925 that began to redefine how we teach science in our public school system

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29. 1920s Song: All Alone by John McCornmack

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29. 1920s Song: All Alone by John McCornmack

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This song explains how independence and isolation may be percived as forms of loneliness but they can also result in a good change of self within a person.

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John McCormack (June 14,1884, Athlone, Ireland - Sept.16,1945, Booterstown, Country Dublin, Ireland) The famous Irish-born American tenor, John McCormack, began his singing career within the Roman Catholic Church in Dublin, Ireland. In 1902 he became a member of the Palestrina Choir of Dublin's Cathedral, where he received lessons from the choirmaster, Vincent O'Brien.

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Flapper Cultrue consisted of northern, urban, young, women who engaged in the active city nightlife. They frequented jazz clubs and vandeline shows, obtained carefree attitudes towards prohibition of male counterparts, and engaged in the consumption of alcohol. Flappers desired to eliminate social double standards.

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A new system of immigration, National Origins Formula, emerge in 1921-1965. On May 19, 1921 President Warren Harding signed into law the Emergency Quota Act, which restricted the numbers of immigrants to 357,000 per year. Only 3% of the total population of any ethic group already in the USA in 1910 could be admitted. Finally in 1924 the National Origins Act made immigration restriction a permanent U.S. government policy.

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An American competition swimmer, Olympic Champion, and former world record-holder in five events. Titled as the first women to swim across the English Channel.

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This political cartoon represents the many restraints that women were binded to for decades and decades. In the 1920s was when for finally capable of pulling away from society's limitations in order to be fully considered as equal and free.

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For America, the 1920s is considered as a time of prosperity but also of prolonged depression. The transition after World War 1 was difficult for America to adjust to, causing a sharp recession of unemployment.

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The new Ku Kulx Klan was founded in 1915 by William J. Simmons, at Atlanta, Georgia. the reason for its rebirth was because the influx of immigrants and the hysteria of the Red Scare. The goal of the KKK is to "preserve the white, Protestant civilization and instigate the re- establishment of white supremacy. During the 1920's the Klan reach 5 million members but by 1928, that number reduced to thousands. The Klan was not only persecuting Africa Americans but Mexicans, Asians, Jews, Catholics, and any radical "unamerican" groups

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Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, were charged of murdering a Massachusetts paymaster and his guard from a shoe company. It is say that the court was prejudiced because both man were Italian, atheist, and anarchists. They were able to gather a lot of support from the radical left wing, stating that their arresting was politically motivated. The significance of this trial is that the police used a ballistics test to determine that the murder weapon was Sacco's gun.

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On July, 1919 Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer gets funding to  struck down Galleanist and other communist/anarchist. With the help of the FBI and the General Intelligence Division, on November 7th 1919, with the use of immigration laws, 10,000 people are arrested to be deported. Later on the National Origin Acts are developed.

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The Palmer Raids Explained: US History Review

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3. Strikes in the immediate aftermath of WW1

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3. Strikes in the immediate aftermath of WW1

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The roaring twenties brought a massive rise of consumerism, however it also led to high inflation within companies forcing the wages down and an increase lay off workers. The workers then took the streets to strike. The Seattle General Strike of 1919, lasted for 5 days and included more than 65,000 workers; thus the whole city was paralyzed. Many Americans believed that the communist were the ones behind the strikes. The Great Steel Strike, lasted from September 21,1919 - January 8, 1920. This strike included 350,000 workers, and was a failed since the companies began to hire African Americans and Mexicans instead of compromising with union leaders. The Boston Police Strike in September 9, 1919 in which 75% of Boston's police officers (Agents of Lenin)went on strike due to low wages. The National Guard was called in to restore order.

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The " Lost Generation" were a group of writers in the 1920's who moved to Paris and became famous for rejecting the post World  War American values.The term was popularized by Hemingway, who used it as one of two contrasting epigraphs for his novel, The Sun Also Rises. Many felt a sense of moral loss, "an new generation that found all gods dead, all wars fought, and all faiths in man shaken"(F. Scott Fitzgerald).

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Harlem Renaissance was the name given to a cultural, social, and artistic explosion that took place in Harlem. During this period it was a cultural center drawing black writers, artists, photographers, musicians, poets, and scholars. Three of its greatest contributors were Langston Hughes, Claude McKay, and Jean Toomer.

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Three 1920's Jazz Musicians are Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, and Duke Ellington. Jazz Music was significant it created social change and was a form of expression in which African Americans expressed their sorrows.

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An American politician who served as the 31st president of the United States from the years 1929 to 1933 during the crisis known as the Great Depression.

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The group was created to fight for women's suffrage. To protest in hopes of gaining voting rights for women they had a suffrage parade on 1913, as well as picketing at the White House.

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In the 1920's a sexual revolution took place in which women changed from dressing conservatively to clothing that was revealing and flashy they also had a more open mind towards affairs and premarital sex.There were no relationship between Freud and Sanger except for the fact that Sanger published an article called "The Vision of George Drysdale" in which she mentions Freud and how because of him there is a naturalistic theory of mental evolution.

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This term has two different meanings; it signifies the originality of the american life style and loyalty to the nation, both socially and politically. Examples of this ideal ca be reflected by The Red Scare. During this time the American public was scared that Communism would come into the U.S. The event led Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer and a group of political leaders to target communist and other citizens who opposed the war. the rebirth of the KKK struck blacks in the south, Asians in the west, Catholics in the Midwest, and Jews in the Northeast. The Imperial Wizard Hiram W. Evans led the Klan to the " fight for Americanism". At last, the National Origins Act of 1924, which restricted the influx of immigrants from southern and eastern Europe, including Asia.

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A more artistic approach to the composition shifted film making, by mid-to-late 1920's the silent 'art film' rose with some great silent film achievements such as, King Vidor's The Crowd. Making the film The Jazz Singer significant because it was the first film with synchronized sound making a decline to the silent film era.

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The broadcast was aimed for a young age group, it was about having manners and asking people and animals how they are doing. The introduction of the radio made news, music, and entertainment accessible to masses making progress possible.

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The Happiness Boys Billy Jones and Ernest Harvest The Radio Twins: Phil Ohlman and Harry Reser Titel: How do you do Label: Brunswick Bestnr. : 2791 H Matritze: n.b.

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America was fascinated by Lindbergh because he was the first man to fly an airplane across the Atlantic Ocean. Because of Lindbergh the public began to view airplanes as a viable form of transportation.

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Lucky: The Story Of Charles Lindbergh - Full Episode

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This profile explores the triumphs and tragedies of Charles Lindbergh, including a look at the kidnapping and murder of his son, as well as his questionable

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---Nov 11, 1918 Great War Ends   ---Jan 29, 1919 18th Amendment   ---Dec 6, 1919 Seattle Strike   ---Oct 2, 1919 Woodrow Wilson suffers a stroke
---Nov, 7th 1919 Plans for immigration swiping ---1920 Red Scare ---Jan 2, 1920 Palmer Raids   ---Jan 8, 1920 Great Steel Strike of 1919 ends
---Mar 19, 1920 Senate rejects to participate in the League of Nation ---Aug 18, 1920 19th Amendment Nov 2, 1920 Warren G, Harding becomes president ---Mar 19 1921 Immigration Quota ---May 31, 1921 Sacco-Vanzetti Trial ---Sept 21, 1922 Fordeny-McCumber Tariff ---Jan 9 1924 Ford Motor Company exceeds billion dollars   ---April 1, 1925 Al Capone becomes boss   ---May 5, 1925 Scopes Trial   ---Aug 8, 1925 Klansmen march on Washington
Sept 30, 1927 Babe Ruth hits 60 home runs   --Oct 6, 1927 The Jazz Singer: first talking motion picture   ---Aug 27, 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact
---Nov 6, 1928 Hoover becomes President ---Feb 11, 1929 Saint Valentine's Day Massacre ---Oct 1929 Stock Market collapse

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An economic theory that became popular during the 18th century. This theroy developed the idea of that the less that the government is involved in free market capitalism will result in buisnesses thriving.

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Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events. Our word of the day is "Laissez-faire" Let-it-be ECONOMICS: the belief that an economy functions best when there is no interference by GOVERNMENT. It can be traced to the 18th-century French physiocrats, who believed in government according to the natural order and opposed mercantilism.

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Henry Ford influenced America's Infrastructure, Ford was dedicated to the production of an efficient automobile that was affordable for everyone creating the Model T. Making it much more easy and affordable for the average american to have an automobile. Leading to him being considered a traitor by the wealthy since owning a automobile was only for the wealthy it made having a car much more of an average american thing.

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When Coolidge said, " A man who builds a factory builds a temple", he compares the two because to him building a factory brings the respect, honor, and praise that a temple enhances. With this quote it can be predicted that in the 20's businesses had control over the government because having a factory brought power and respect.