Normalcy Dr. King-Owen.  1920 Sacco and Vanzetti Case  Two Italian immigrants accused of murder  Case increased anti-foreign feelings  Executed.

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Normalcy Dr. King-Owen

 1920 Sacco and Vanzetti Case  Two Italian immigrants accused of murder  Case increased anti-foreign feelings  Executed in 1927  1921 Emergency Quota Act  Set limits on how many immigrants could enter the U.S.  Immigration dropped 62% from 1920 to 1922  Quotas favored “Anglo-Saxons”

  Russian Revolution led to fear of communists and anarchists destroying America  1919 – 36 bombs mailed by anarchists  1920 – U.S. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer raided “anarchists” after his house was bombed  Palmer arrested 5,000 people but only found 3 pistols

 Return to “Normalcy”=  Laissez-faire government  Lower taxes on businesses  Not enforce Progressive anti-monopoly laws  Scandals  Charles R. Forbes, 1923 – stole $200 million from Veterans’ Bureau  Teapot Dome , Albert B. Fall leased government oil to private industry in return for kickbacks

 Andrew Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury  1924 Mellon Plan  Cut taxes on wealthy from 77% to 24%  Supply-Side Economics  If wealthy have extra money, they will spend and invest it  Low taxes on the rich led to unstable economic growth in the U.S.

 U.S. raised tariffs rates to keep out foreign goods  By the Hawley-Smoot Tariff (1930), tariff rates were raised to 59%  Protected American business BUT  Increased world-wide economic recession by decreasing global trade