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 Bull Market  Great Migration  Consumerism  Flappers  Prohibition  Bootlegging  Al Capone  Harlem Renaissance  Jazz Age.

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2  Bull Market  Great Migration  Consumerism  Flappers  Prohibition  Bootlegging  Al Capone  Harlem Renaissance  Jazz Age

3  The Lost Generation  Republican Dominated  Teapot Dome Scandal—Harding  Charles Lindbergh  Babe Ruth  Model T and Model A  Scopes Monkey Trial

4  Bear Market  Dust bowl  Okies migrated to California  Democratic Party dominated  New Deal  FDR and Eleanor Roosevelt  Prohibition repealed  Depression  ‘Brother, can you spare a dime?’

5  Fireside chats  Court packing scheme  Dorothea Lange photos  Hoovervilles

6  CCC—boys build camps  NYA—jobs for youth  SEC—oversees securities  Social Security—retirement money

7  WPA—work for artists and musicians  FDIC—insures bank deposits  TVA—gave electricity to Tennessee Valley

8  PWA—public works (roads etc)  AAA—agriculture—helped farmers  NRA—helped businesses  FHA--housing

9  Teapot Dome Scandal  Almost impeached  Died in office  Coolidge became president  Harlem Renaissance—Langston Hughes

10  Fear of communists  America was isolationist  We did not sign the Treaty of Versailles or join the League of Nations

11  Newspapers  Movies  Radio  tabloids

12  Overproduction  Underconsumption  Unemployment  Buying stocks on the margin  Bad bank loans  Stock Market Crash—Black Monday-- Oct. 28, 1929

13  Laissez-faire  Hoovervilles  Hoover blankets  Republican President  Believed in rugged individualism

14  Stock market crash  Breadlines and soup kitchens  Hoover blankets and Hoovervilles  Bank holiday  First 100 days

15  Polio—biggest challenge  Democrat  New Deal— ‘relief, recovery and reform’  Eleanor—first lady  Election of 32—landslide  ‘The only thing we have to fear is fear itself’  Liberal—promoted government programs  Brain trust—special advisors

16  Record deficits ($)  Court packing scheme  Changed the way we view government today—good or bad

17  Grapes of Wrath  Migrant workers  Okies to California  Cesar Chavez—leader of migrant workers in 1960s and 1970s

18  Write a paragraph contrasting the 20s to the 30s  Suggested vocabulary: prosperity, depression, stock market, Republicans, Democrats, rugged individualism, New Deal, programs, prohibition, Jazz Age, Dust Bowl, names of politicians or heroes


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