the Jazz Age Flashcards
Governor of Ohio who ran for President
James Cox
Ran with James Cox; Governor of New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Ran for President in 1920 election for republicans
WGH
Ran with Warren G Harding
Calvin Coolidge
How did Republicans know they were gonna win the election?
The democrats were in trouble of WW1 and Treaty of Versaille
3 Characteristic of WGH at President
- ) He looked like a President
- ) Didn’t feel strong about anything
- ) Controllable (Used by republicans
Was WGH qualified for his job?
No
Where did WGH have his campaign?
From Front porch
Poker and drinking buddies of WGH
Ohio Gang
How did the President break the law?
Drank Alcohol
Attorney General;Conservationist; thought we should use land for money
Harry Daugherty
Secretary of Interior-In charge of lands by government
Albert Fall
Secretary of Navy - in marine core for awhile
Edwin Denby
Veteran Administration
Charles Forbes
Assistant of Harry Daugherty
Jesse Smith
Why were the Ohio Gang guys assigned?
Bc they knew WGH
What was Jesse Smith convicted of?
Bribes (Died before went to Jail)
Why did Charles Forbes go to jail?
Was a fraud; was in cahoots with aid stole from government
Teapot dome scandal
Ohio gang had conspiracy to take oil illegally and cheap to get more money and oil
Drilled for Area of oil
Harry Sinclair
Brought word about oil problem
Edwin Dochen
Who leased oil guys to drill?
Albert Fall
First President to go to Alaska
WGH
How did WGH die
Got a disease died in san fran
Calvin Coolidge nickname
Silent Cal
Was Calvin Coolidge operate?
Opposite of Harding
Was Calvin Coolidge popular?
NO
Laisse Faire said
No government control or interference with business
Trickle down economics
more money more jobs
Election of 1924 who did Coolidge face?
Dawes
Orphaned; put himself thru Stanford by self; engineer; WW1 head of food administration
Herbert hoover
Governor of NY; was catholic and ran for pres
Alfred Smith
Why did American not want Catholic Pres
Pope would choose public affairs
how was the 1920 economy?
Bad bc of ww1; raised import goods tariffs high
Reciprocity
opposite of other coutries
what did Coolidge favor?
Big business
First radio station
KDKA in Pittsburgh
When did TV’s come out?
1950’s
Where was first miss America
In Atlantic city
Charles Lindbergh
Flew across Atlantic Ocean for first time
America Earhart
First woman to fly across Atlantic
Jack Dempsey
Boxer undisputed heavy weight champ
What movie was the first talkie?
The Jazz Singer 1925
When were movies popular?
Fall and winter
Who invented AC in Movies?
Willis Carrier
1st movie theater with AC
Paramount in NYC
Defense attorney in scopes trial
ClairensenDarrow
Prosecutor in scopes trial
William Jennings Bryant
Butler Act
Against law to teach evolution
Radio show host talked on morality and tradion
Amy Semple Mcpharson
ACLU
American civil liberties union
What built up KKK?
Great migration
4 tenants of KKK
anti black, immigrant, Jew and Christian
What did KKK consist of?
White anglosaxton and Protestants
How’d KKK lose power?
Leader killed himself
What was the Dawes Plan?
To give loans to Germany
What did Henry Ford Create?
The moving assembly line; which made mass production quickly
How did Ford treat his workers?
Great; had payed vacation days, and weekends off; also had good wages
Who made the automobile/Ford?
Duryea brothers
How much did the model t cost?
800$
What was the multiplier effect?
It was when one industry’s thrive bounced off and helped other surrounding/similar industries
How did suburbs form?
Highway system
What was install meant buying?
Layaway; credit went up; cash on hand went down
What. Was National origins act?
Immigration groups could only exceed 3% of that ethnic group to live in the US
What did the Immigration Restriction Law state?
If you could read, then you could possibly live in America
Who supported immigration laws?
Restrictionists
Who were smarter immigrants; EVR or ETS?
EVR
What group did Marcus Garvey form?
UNIA - Universal Negro Improvement Association
Garvey’s cruise line
Black Star
What was Garvey Convicted of?
Fraud
18th amendment
Prohibition
19th amendment
Women’s rights
21st amendment
Revoked prohibition