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Personally, I think it's pretty clear that (most) Americans certainly were NOT open to change. I think the most perfect example of this would be the KKK. Those were a group of white radicalists who's feelings were hurt by a little diversity. And instead of putting themselves in the African Americans shoes, they got crazy. Starting taking part in hate crimes and doing nothing but disrespecting a whole race, is definitely going the wrong way about it. Quite frankly, I think it's embarrassing.

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Personally, I think it's pretty clear that (most) Americans certainly were NOT open to change. I think the most perfect example of this would be the KKK. Those were a group of white radicalists who's feelings were hurt by a little diversity. And instead of putting themselves in the African Americans shoes, they got crazy. Starting taking part in hate crimes and doing nothing but disrespecting a whole race, is definitely going the wrong way about it. Quite frankly, I think it's embarrassing.

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Essential Question: Were all Americans open to cultural change during the 1920s? How do you know?

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Essential Question: Were all Americans open to cultural change during the 1920s? How do you know?

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Controversies: Al Capone was considered a controversy back in the 20’s because he was providing illegal alcohol during the Prohibition. He was a prime example of an (or the) “American Gangster”. The st Valentine’s Day Massacre was caused by him. 

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Controversies: Al Capone was considered a controversy back in the 20’s because he was providing illegal alcohol during the Prohibition. He was a prime example of an (or the) “American Gangster”. The st Valentine’s Day Massacre was caused by him. 

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Entertainment: The radio and the cinemas became a big thing. Just about every family had a radio in their home and most people attended the cinemas once a week. Charlie Chapman became an overnight celebrity and started the kickstart of silent movies. The movie theatres were looked at as more of movie palaces. They had a sense of royalty, completed with columns. Going to sports events also became a big thing. Especially going to see the New York Yankees play, Babe Ruth always put on a show. Football player, Jim Thorpe and boxer Jack Dempsey also were big sports celebrities as well.

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Entertainment: The radio and the cinemas became a big thing. Just about every family had a radio in their home and most people attended the cinemas once a week. Charlie Chapman became an overnight celebrity and started the kickstart of silent movies. The movie theatres were looked at as more of movie palaces. They had a sense of royalty, completed with columns. Going to sports events also became a big thing. Especially going to see the New York Yankees play, Babe Ruth always put on a show. Football player, Jim Thorpe and boxer Jack Dempsey also were big sports celebrities as well.

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Government:The government cut back on spending and started focusing on taxes. With close ties between big business and government, scandals and corruption situations started coming out. The KKK starting terrorizing the public which also caused even more chaos in the midst of World War One ending.

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Government:The government cut back on spending and started focusing on taxes. With close ties between big business and government, scandals and corruption situations started coming out. The KKK starting terrorizing the public which also caused even more chaos in the midst of World War One ending.

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Prohibition: This was when the manufacturing, transporting, importing, exporting, and selling of alcohol was made illegal. The Prohibition had the intentions of lowering the crime rates, to lower taxes that were needed to support prisons and poorhouses, and to improve the health of fellow Americans. It was a thought that the alcohol was leading to the increase in crime, which would lead to eventually overpopulating the prisons.

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Prohibition: This was when the manufacturing, transporting, importing, exporting, and selling of alcohol was made illegal. The Prohibition had the intentions of lowering the crime rates, to lower taxes that were needed to support prisons and poorhouses, and to improve the health of fellow Americans. It was a thought that the alcohol was leading to the increase in crime, which would lead to eventually overpopulating the prisons.