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Jazz Age

A period of great change in American Society

Age of Prosperity

Market demand. US farmers lost land post WW1 and farmers went into depression before everyone else

General Prosperity

A. Worker productivity rose along with real wages


B. Real wages and productivity weren't equal so neither was income and wealth

Income and wealth

Capita income for 1% rose and capita income for the nation as a whole

1920s Business Boom

Taylorism


Money going to better production and increase worker productivity

1920s Business Boom: Worker productivity

Wages rose

1920s Business Boom: Conspicuous Consumption

"We wanted all the cool stuff out there"


Trends

1920s Business Boom: Deregulation

Gov. stayed out of the way of business

1920s Business Boom: Federal government

-High protective taxes


-Reducing corporate and personal income taxes, and creating loopholes for big businesses

Al Capone

Notorious anti prohibitionist

Harlem renaissance

Blacks move north during wartime and began to flourish the community with whites

Scopes Trail

Teacher is sued for teaching evolution

Eliot Ness

Former FBI agent. The article

Great migration

When the blacks went north

President Coolidge

Foreign policy. Created protective tariffs

Flapper

Redefined woman in the 20s

Palmer raids and Red Scare

Tried to stop anarchism and communism by raiding 48 cities

Sacco and Vanzetti

Italian anarchists who robbed and killed a paymaster. Judge helped indict and they were executed

Fundamentalism

Ultra conservative reaction to drastic changes in society

Harding

Died in office, series of scandals

African Fundamentalism: Marcus Garvey + UNIA

Tried to united people of African decent economically "Back to Africa Movement"

The 1920s: Fiction of Prosperity

General Prosperity


Income and wealth


Consumer credit


Economic concentration


Agriculture

Harding Administration Scandals: Ohio Gang

Members of the Ohio Gang were appointed cabinet positions

Harding Administration Scandals: Harry Daugherty

Attorney general, while in office owned stock that overcharged the govt.

Harding Administration Scandals: Jesse Smith

Selling permits for liquor sales

Harding Administration Scandals: Charles Forbes

Working for veterans bureau and caught giving insider info to companies seeking bids for hospitals

Harding Administration Scandals: Teapot Dome

Teapot Dome oil reserve in Wyoming. Albert Fall, guilty of selling drilling rights to companies

Demobilization

Bringing 4 million veterans into the workforce not occupied by white males

Eugene Debs

Socialist, violated the Sedition Act

Normalcy

Back to way things were. Stability

WEB DuBois

Returning black soliders