1. Word cloud
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What do you know about the 1920s? or list an adjective
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Women gained the right to vote in the 1920s. The first radio station was created. Levi Strauss invented jeans Winnie-the-Pooh became a popular icon. The first motion picture with sound was invented. Gangsters like Al Capone made a fortune selling illegal alcohol. The Empire State Building was built Ford Motor Company celebrated the 15 millionth Model T Flappers wore tailored dresses and full skirts FDR was the president
Fact or Fib
3. Open question
210 seconds
Political changes in the 1920s
4. Open question
210 seconds
Social Characteristics of the 1920s
5. Open question
210 seconds
Technology
6. Word cloud
60 seconds
Color of Communism
7. Poll
20 seconds
Which Amendment gave women the right to vote?
- 17th
- 18th
- 19th
- 21st
8. Open question
180 seconds
How did America respond to the Red Scare?
9. Poll
20 seconds
Which amendment banned alcohol?
- 17th
- 18th
- 19th
- 21st
10. Open question
180 seconds
How did the 18th Amendment impact America's crime rates?
11. Slide
60 seconds
What led to Al Capone's nickname of "Scarface"? How did Al Capone get his start in organized crime? How was Al Capone ultimately brought to justice? Where did Al Capone spend the remainder of his life after serving time in prison?
Al Capone
12. Word cloud
60 seconds
What is the most popular selling vehicle today?
13. Slide
60 seconds
Decribe the features and options
Cars Today
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How does this compare to today's dance moves?
The Charleston
18. Open question
180 seconds
What is shared culture? What is an example today?
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Advertising of cars and new household appliances was largely through nationwide campaigns on the radio, in magazines, and at the movies. People began to see themselves as "needing" certain items of convenience rather than simply "wanting" them. Consumerism - people buying items
Advertisment & Consumerism
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Who is “they”? What do “they” want to do? What is the meaning of this cartoon? What would an appropriate title be for this cartoon?
All They Want in Our Flag
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60 seconds
Who is the man with the hat? What is in his right hand? Explain the message/meaning of this cartoon Which of the following concepts would correlate with the cartoon? Quata Unlimited Unregulated
Immigration
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60 seconds
List 2 phrases of the octopuses limbs What is the significance/symbolize of the octopus? What does the Prohibition Party want to do? What amendment is this associated with? Summarize the message of this cartoon
28. Slide
60 seconds
The Dirty 30's
29. Poll
20 seconds
What is the current poverty rate in the US? Family of 4 - making less than 35,000
- 66%
- 12%
- 25%
- 42%
30. Slide
20 seconds
78%
Poverty rate % in 1932 Family earns less than $2000 a year
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32. Poll
20 seconds
Which state has the highest povery level?
- Mississippi
- New York
- Texas
- Georgia
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60 seconds
Who is she? Age? Location? What assumptions can be made? What is the message of the image?
Migrant Mother
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60 seconds
“I saw and approached the hungry and desperate mother, as if drawn by a magnet,” Lange told Popular Photography magazine in 1960. She had spotted a sign for the migrant workers’ campsite driving north on Highway 101 through San Luis Obispo County, some 175 miles north of Los Angeles. Bad weather had destroyed the local pea crop, and the pickers were out of work, many of them on the brink of starvation. Lange didn’t ask the woman’s name, or find out her history. She claimed the woman told her she was 32, that she and her children were living on frozen vegetables and birds the children had killed, and that she had just sold the tires from her car to buy food. Soon after the photos were published in the San Francisco News, the U.S. government announced it was sending 20,000 pounds of food to the pea-pickers’ campsite. But by the time it arrived, the still-anonymous woman and her family had moved on. Even as her image was widely reprinted and reproduced on everything from magazine covers to postage stamps, the “Migrant Mother” herself appeared to have vanished.
Dorthea Lang
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What word or words would you use initially to describe the scene in this photograph? Explain your choice. 2. Why were people living in houses constructed of used lumber, scrap metal, and even cardboard? 3. What basic comforts did they lack?
Hooverville
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FDR & The New Deal
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47. Open question
210 seconds
Why is Social Security important to you?
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Eleanor Roosevelt and the Role of the First Lady (SSUSH18d) President Roosevelt’s wife, Eleanor, was very influential in her own right. She help press conferences to address social issue and the critics of FDR. She was interested in humanitarian causes and social progress As a supporter of women’s activism, she was also instrumental in convincing Roosevelt to appoint more women to government positions.
Eleanor Roosevelt
55. Poll
20 seconds
Brain Break Who drives the fastest car?
- Dr. Baker
- Coach Williams
- Mr. Tillery
- Mr. Horne
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60 seconds
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60 seconds
Court-Packing bill (Judiciary Reorganization Bill) The bill was a law Roosevelt proposed to give presidents the power to appoint an extra Supreme Court Judges WHY? Roosevelt wanted to add more of his supporters to the Supreme Court to pass his New Deal programs DID NOT PASS
Court Packing
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60 seconds
Opponents of the New Deal came from all parts of the political spectrum. Senator Huey Long of Louisiana Roosevelt’s biggest liberal critic Every American a home, food, clothes, and an education, among other things.
Huey Long
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300 seconds
Bathroom Break
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https://www.tiktok.com/@yellowstone_ranch/video/7211290800603417861
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Where did it occure? Where did the people go?
Dust Bowl
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72. Open question
210 seconds
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