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Al Johnson the singer in the video was a man who fought for African American rights and used a blackface to prove that African Americans could too sing. The new motion pictures was showing the revolutionizing technologies of the 20th century.

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The Radio Broadcast had been about the election of the upcoming president. The radio changed life forever for everyone, because it meant that news could spread even faster than before allowing for major change in the United States and many other countries.

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KDKA Pittsburgh 11/2/1920 - 1st commerical broadcast

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Lindbergh inspired the country in knowing that he had crossed the Atlantic Ocean alone successfully. This allowed for Americans to realize that flying was a upcoming innovative invention that should be further researched.

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Ford influenced American production with new ways of building and producing cars making the cost of the Model T less expensive. Ford was remarked as a traitor among wealthy people, because of his view of Jews shown in multiple Newspapers of the time.

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Coolidge meaning of "A man who builds a factory builds a temple" implies that a man whom builds a factory is building something that will help further a man in knowing himself. It also stood as a standing point for most conservatives at the time. During the 1920's I imagine business to be heavily favored toward the owner rather than the workers.

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Al Capone was exceptionally successful during the 1920s because he was able to avoid arrest from officers during scheming his crimes.

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During the 1920s prohibition influenced many men to protest against prohibition.

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Scopes Trail otherwise known as the Monkey trail and this was due to Scopes teaching Darwinism in class after the Butler act was passed. The Butler Act was an act that prohibited the teachings of anything other than the Divine God.

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The National Origins Act of 1924 changed the American landscape in that it decreased the amount of immigrants it took specifically from southern and Eastern Europe and excluded Japanese all together.

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The KKK during the 1920's sought to kill African Americans and Immigrants believing that they were the main problem in the U.S.

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The Trail of Sacco vs. Vanzetti brought attention to the growing navitsim in the U.S.

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The Trial of Sacco and Vanzetti and fear of Immigrants

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Summary:The Palmer Raids was a time where many labors were taking action in their on way to gain higher wages and/or better tomorrows; however, this instead sparked the Red Scare.

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The Palmer Raids Explained: US History Review

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Dive deep into the Red Scare to explore the 1919/1920 Palmer Raids where we take a look at the conditions which led up them, the actual raids themselves and the effects on the nation. Perfect for students seeking a way out, life long learners and the cray cray on the internets.

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1. The Seattle General Strike of 1919, occurred after WW1 when postwar prices began to rise; while, wages remained the same. The Strike in the end was a failure and lead to protesters being arrested and the increase of the red-scare.
2.Sinclair Lewis, Babbitt 1922, began when industrial workers demanded higher wages, but were denied by Industrial bosses.

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President Calvin Coolidge-" We in America today are nearer to a final triumph over poverty than ever before in the history of any land..... we shall soon, with the help of God, be in sight of the day when poverty will be banished from this nation".
This quote greatly describes the decade of the 1920s because during this decade the economy was booming and so was business. Many new inventions helped the economy go up. Since the economy was so high it was possible that poverty would go away.

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The song is talking about a lady who is very upset about a guy because he does not treat her right. Even though he always left her she still loved him. She explains how she will always have love for that man even if he didn't love her. She then realized that her love was blind. Even though he never loved her she never saw that and continued to love him. The song explains how times have changed in 1920s.

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Flappers represented a new moral order and many Americans found the flapper very threatening. Flappers dance suggestively and openly flirted with boys. The Flapper image consisted of changes in women's clothing and hair. Flappers had very short hair and also began to wear makeup. A Flapper often took many risks and was reckless. They often drank alcohol and smoked as well.

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Babe Ruth was a very famous baseball player. He was very loved and embodied the expectations of a hero. Sports in the 1920s began to flourish because of newspapers, radios, magazines and other things. People began to watch and listen (radio) to sports instead of engaging in them. This is where "couch potato" syndrome began. Watching Babe Ruth play baseball became more important than playing yourself.

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The cartoon was drawn by B. Clark and was depicted in the book "Heroes of the Fiery Cross". In the book, the author strongly advocated white supremacy and said that enemies of the KKK were those who took the path of least resistance. The enemies included: law breakers, corrupt politicians, immigrants, and Catholics. Members of the KKK, as well as other Whites, believed that the Catholics were trying to take lessons of the Bible out of the public school system. The KKK strongly opposed this and as shown in the cartoon the KKK strove to keep the Bible in public schools. They did so by donating bibles across the nation and by having floats in their parades demonstrate the importance of bibles being taught in schools. The cartoon shows that the KKK thought they were "saving" the country by keeping bibles in public schools. Also as clearly shown in the cartoon, the Klan was also against Darwinism.

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Health of the American Economy in 1920s 

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Health of the American Economy in 1920s 

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The depression market was marked by large price decreases.  The CPI is a measure in the changes in the prices that a consumer will buy while the WPI is a measure of the prices for the businesses. While consumer prices fell slightly, the wholesale price actually shows greater variation. Despite the depression and some minor interruptions, America's economy growth was very impressive.

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Hoover's policies and views were a bit different than the previous 2 presidents. Hoover believed in volunteerism rather than government coercion. He urged industry reform but did not institutionalize reform in law.

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High tariffs
Anti union
Laissez Faire
Tricle Down Policies

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Harding's conservative economic plan consisted of volunteerism, Hawley-smoot tariff, public works, moratorium on debt, reconstruction finance corp, and revenue act of 1932.

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Brief history of Laissez Faire economics through the Gilded Age in the United States. Created by Rachel Wittwer and Elma Tatarevic

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Return to normalcy meant that Harding wanted America to return to life before the war. He wanted the country to return to conservative values and turn away from President Wilson's internationalism.

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The "Lost Generation" was a group of U.S writers who came of age during WWI. They established their literary reputations in the 1920s. The name came from something that Gertrude Stein witnessed a garage owner say to his employee: "You are all a lost generation". This saying referred to the lack of purpose that had resulted from the disillusionment that was felt by the people who had lived and grew up through the war. Members of this group were nomadic and they explored their own set of values that went against what their elders had established. They were basically rebellions.

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Jazz music became very popular among the Americans. It was a blend of both the white and black cultures which was very significant. Black artists were accepted as entertainers and jazz musicians. Jazz music blended the music styles of two different ethnic cultures. Three leading jazz musicians were: Louis Armstrong, Earl Hines, and Paul Whiteman.

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The Harlem Renaissance was the flourishing of black literature in the northeast, especially in Harlem, NY. Three of the greatest contributors to it were: Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington, and Billie Holiday.

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This group was formed from NAWSA and had the same desires as the group. They fought for women's suffrage. This party began in 1916 and was active throughout the 1920s. They were the first political activists to picket the White House.

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Americanism(navitism, Attachment or allegiance to the traditions, and ideals of the United States 

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Americanism(navitism, Attachment or allegiance to the traditions, and ideals of the United States 

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1. During the 1920's Americanism looked like something under Trumps administration, otherwise meaning immigration was becoming harder for immigrants moving from the destruction in WWI.
2. The picture below depicts how the United States allowed the KKK(Klu Klux Klan) to hang immigrants, Jews, and African American.
3. Another example of Americanism was prohibition of alcohol.

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The sexual revolution that occurred  in 1920s was when some Americans challenged the traditional notions of proper behavior.  Sex became less taboo and was more openly discussed.  Women began to date, prostitution began, and sex outside of marriage also occurred.
Freud and Sanger both had written books that were burned by Nazi eugenicists.

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Twenty-Five Significant Events: Timeline Edition 

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Twenty-Five Significant Events: Timeline Edition 

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