Unit 7 pt.3

  • 1920s Economy

    1920s Economy
    Ford Motor Company launches the assembly line
  • 1920s African American Identity

    1920s African American Identity
    The Harlem Reinassance happens and the intellectual movement fosters a new black identity
  • 1920s Politics

    1920s Politics
    Ends with capulation by the steelworkers.
  • 1920s Politics

    1920s Politics
    A period of intense goverment persurcution, and many radical political dissidents as a result of the post red war scare which swept the nation.
  • 1920s culture

    1920s culture
    Harlem Renaissance took place which was an African American movement that had a 10 year lifespan
  • 1920s Culture

    1920s Culture
    The Jazz Age took place during the 1920s into the Great Depression, it was a movement of popular jazz music and dances
  • 1920s literature

    1920s literature
    Robert Frost publishes the "mountain Interval"
  • 1920s Prohibition

    1920s Prohibition
    The alcoholic prohibtion bamd was a constitutional ban on the production, importation, and transportation of the alcoholic beverages.
  • 1920s Immigration

    1920s Immigration
    the Great Migration was a a movement of 6 million blacks up north that took place from 1910 until 1970 but earned its name in thr early 1920s
  • 1920s Prohibition

    1920s Prohibition
    Al Capone was major personall during the prohition aganst alcohol he was known as an American ganster who help traffic alcohol, his crimes went on for several years mainly during the prohibition
  • 1920s Politics

    1920s Politics
    The Senate refuse to ratify the Treat of Versailles or authorize the U.S to join the league of nations.
  • 1920s Economy

    1920s Economy
    Cotton prices in New Orleans reaches 42 cent a pund causing farmers to plant the largest crop in history
  • 1920s Politics

    1920s Politics
    This Amendment granted women the right to vote.
  • 1920s Culture

    1920s Culture
    The Lincoln Memorial was presemted to the people
  • 1920s African American Identity

    1920s African American Identity
    Took place in Central Florica, it was about a white women who had accused a nearby black man of sexually assulting her.
  • 1920s Economy

    1920s Economy
    Ford motor company exceeds $1 billon
  • 1920s Immigration

    1920s Immigration
    The immigration act of 1924 limited the ammount of allowed entry into the United States this was done through a national orgins quota
  • 1920s Literature

    1920s Literature
    Eda Ferbers "so big" wins the Pulitzer prize
  • 1920s African American Identity

    1920s African American Identity
    alain Locke publishes the 'New Negro" which was an anthology that featured other Arican Americans
  • 1920s religon

    1920s  religon
    The scopes moneky trial was a legal case in which a substitute teacher John Scopes was accused of violation Tenneessee Butler Act.
  • 1920s Literature

    1920s Literature
    F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote the Great Gatsby
  • 1920s African American Identity

    1920s African American Identity
    The national bar association is founded by African American attorneys in Iowa
  • 1920s Culture

    1920s Culture
    The first good year blimp flies
  • 1920s Culture

    1920s Culture
    The first Hollywood full length film appeared named the "Jazz Singer"
  • 1920s economy

    1920s economy
    Italian Immagrant Radicals are executed
  • 1920s Relgion

    1920s Relgion
    The Forum which addressed the religion science debate offered prizes for the best definition for relgion and scientific attitude
  • 1920s Politics

    1920s Politics
    Hoover Herbert becomes president over Al Smith
  • 1920s Literature

    1920s Literature
    Ernest Hemingway publishes " a farewell to arms"
  • 1920s Politics

    1920s Politics
    The Stock Market crashed during this time frame causing and economic and political up-roar
  • Stock market crash

    Stock market crash
    Black thursday took place and record of 12.894,650 shares were traded.
  • Stock market crash

    Stock market crash
    Stock prices continued to decline durng the entrance of the Great Depression and stocks had became worth only 20% of their value from the previous summer before.
  • Dust Bowl

    Dust Bowl
    These were great sand storms that greatly damaged the ecolgy, and agruculture of many American states.
  • Herbert Hoovers policies

    Herbert Hoovers policies
    High wage policies were a big deal to Hoover during his presidency which caused his wage policy to occur, which showed his willingness to use govermental power to fightthe depression.
  • Herbert Hoovers policies

    Taxing was another major deal during his era, the tax policy caused an increase in income tax.
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    FDR pledges the New Deal and the entire idea behind it.
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    FDR gets elected taking the place of Herbert Hoover.
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    The bank stablizes which was a proposal for fixing the nations faiing banking system
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    Congress passes the economy bill which cuts $500 million in spending towards veterans and federal employees.
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    Prohibtion ends under FDR's request
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    Gold Standard ends which allowed inflationary forces to begin to lift the economy
  • Federal Emergency relief act

    Federal Emergency relief act
    This act caused a majority of the population to lose the ability to obtain a job.
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    The agricultural adjustment act was released which reduced farm output and raised prices
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    Security Act was passed which commited the goverment to the regulation of Wall Street
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    National industrial recovery act was passed which was hope to remove the U.S out of the depression
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    The Banking act had currently ended banking failure for the moment
  • New deal

    New deal
    The 21st amendment took effect which ended prohbition against all alcohol, an repealed the 18th amendment
  • Dust Bowl

    Dust Bowl
    Roosevelt signs the Taylor Grazing Act which allowes him to 140 acres of federally owned land put of the publics hand put close mintor over it to heal some of the damage done to it, it was apart of the New Deal program.
  • 1920s economy

    1920s economy
    The New Deal was used by Roosevelt to help the economy get back on their feet post Great Depression
  • 1920s Literature

    1920s Literature
    Edith Wharton wins the Pulitzer Prize for the "Age of Innocence"
  • New Deal

    New Deal
    The Wealth tax was appealed to by congress from FDR which rose the tax rate to 79%, this was also known as the "eat it, Rockefeller Act"