Links from Your Instructor for Chapter 22: A Clash
of Cultures, 1920–1929 |
Chronologies to Help You See Changes and Interconnections
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Study Tool: Chronological
Events of the 1921-1929 Era (administrations of Harding and Coolidge and the
election of Hoover, all Republicans) -
Notice what is changing in this period in foreign policy (including
disarmament in the early years) and notice the reparations-debt cycle. -
Notice big business and government. -
Notice the former category of farmers and the new interest group of
veterans. Optional Reference
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Snapshot from the 1870s
to 1920s (PDF) (a comparison between 1870s-1890s, 1895 to
about 1920, and the Jazz Age (the 1920s) -
Use the PDF find feature to search for a name. -
Look at rows on a specific issue to see change over time. Purpose: -
Notice what is going on in different areas (regions) and eras (time
periods) of American life, including what is disappearing. -
Notice the former categories of labor (usually factory workers),
farmers, and the new number of white collar workers. -
Notice how leisure changed over these three eras and in particular how
it is in the Jazz Age. |
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