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The Culture Wars of the 1920s

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The Culture War “Normalcy” Under Attack

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The Bolshevik Revolution

(1917)

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POSSIBLY

YOU!

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Communists Socialists Anarchists

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The Red Scare 1919-1920

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FEAR of a communist takeover of the United States

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Palmer Raids TARGET:

“Radical” Immigrants

Thousands Arrested Hundreds Deported

A. Mitchell Palmer Attorney General

January, 1920

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Suspected Radicals awaiting deportation hearings on Ellis Island

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“Where the Blame Lies”

1891 Political Cartoon

Before the 1920s, the US had NO restrictions on European immigration.

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U.S. Immigration 1880-1889

COMPARE to 1900-1909

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U.S. Immigration 1900-1909

COMPARE to 1880-1889

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Immigration Quota Acts

Emergency Quota Act

(1921)

National Origins Act

(1924)

Restricted immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe

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TWO STRIKES:

Italian Immigrants

Anarchists

The Evidence

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The Funeral

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The Funeral Procession

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Womanhood

Circa 1920

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Women can vote!!!

Photo by secretlondon123

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Photo by andreyphoto.com

But they didn’t do much to influence politics.

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Hey! Is that MY cigarette?

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Although some saw Flapper culture as a threat to traditional gender roles...

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Most women were content to stay home and play with their new toys.

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Temperance Movement 19th c.

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18th Amendment

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Prohibition agents destroying barrels of alcohol, c.1921.

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“Bootleggers” Illegal Alcohol Smugglers

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Organized Crime

Al Capone Notorious Bootlegger

Professional Bootlegging

Prohibition advocates had thought

that government action could make

the nation safer.

It had the opposite effect.

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Speakeasies Private Clubs Illegally Serving Alcohol

Mayflower Club (Washington, DC)

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A Failed Experiment “There is not less drunkenness in

the Republic, but more. There is

not less crime, but more. There is

not less insanity, but more. The

cost of government is not smaller,

but vastly greater. Respect for

law has not increased, but

diminished.”

-- H.L. Mencken

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REPEALED 1933

The 18th Amendment is the only constitutional amendment to be specifically repealed by another.

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The Scopes “Monkey” Trial

Photo by Stuck in Customs

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This is TRUE

Photo by knowhimonline

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...or is it?

Photo by knowhimonline

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Fundamentalism

Full Text

Wikipedia

Defense of Traditional Christian Doctrines

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Special Creation

“Then the LORD God formed a

man from the dust of the

ground and breathed into his

nostrils the breath of life, and

the man became a living

being.”

-- Genesis 2:4-7

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Darwinism

Human Evolution

Special Creation

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Tennessee Law AN ACT prohibiting the teaching of the Evolution

Theory in all the Universities... and all other public schools of Tennessee...

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee, That it shall be unlawful for any teacher in any [public schools]... to teach any theory that denies the story of the Divine Creation of man as taught in the Bible, and to teach instead that man has descended from a lower order of animals.

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John Scopes

Substitute Teacher

Taught a lesson on evolution to purposefully violate the law

INFIDEL

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Fundamentalist

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American Civil

Liberties Union

Clarence Darrow ACLU Lawyer

Quotes

The ACLU provided Scopes with free legal representation.

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GUILTY ...but not really!

The conviction was overturned by a higher court.

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Who Will DEFEND America?

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The Most SUCCESSFUL Silent Film

EVER

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(Second) Ku Klux Klan Peak Membership:

5 Million (1925)

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“100% American”

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The True American

Circa 1920

Photo by c@rljones

White

Native Born

Protestant

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Black

Foreign Born

Catholic or Jewish

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March on Washington 1925

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Political Power

The Second Klan was a nationwide phenomenon.

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Moral Watchdog

The Klan claimed to hold its members to high moral standards.

(Supported Prohibition)

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Decline By 1930, the Klan’s membership declined sharply due to acts of

violence and

scandals involving its leaders.

Indiana Klan leader imprisoned for rape