1918-1941

Versailles Peace Treaty-1919 Scopes Trail- 1925 Kellog-Briand Pact- 1929 Black Tuesday- 1929 Smoof- Hawley Act- 1930-CW The New Deal-1933 First Neutrality Act-1935-CW Schetner vs US- 1935 Pearl Harbor-1941 Lend-Lease Debate- 1941
 * EVENTS CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER**

Pearl Harbor The New Deal Black Tuesday Versailles Peace Treaty Scopes Trial Lend-Lease Kellog-BRiand First Neutrality Act Smoot-Hawley ACt Schetner vs US
 * EVENTS ORDER OF IMPORTANCE**

Franklin roosevelt Harry S Truman Woodrow Wilson Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover Warren G. Harding Scopes Charles Lindbergh Marcus Garvey F. Scott Fitzgerald
 * PEOPLE IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE**

MC: Pearl Harbor, 1941


 * december 7
 * Japanese bombed US base in Hawaii
 * triggered start of WW11

The New Deal-KH
 * Economic Programs designed by the Roosevelt Administration to provide Relief, Recovery, and Reform during the Great Depression.
 * Examples were Programs trying to provide work like the CCC and WPA

KD: Black Tuesday (1929)


 * Also known as the Great Crash or The Stock Market Crash of 1929
 * The most devastating economic crash in United States History
 * It marked the beginning of the Great Depression



Versailles Peace Treaty- KH MC: Scopes Trial, 1925
 * Peace Treaty at the End of WWI
 * Germany must pay for reparations

Lend-Lease Act 1941-DL
 * Scopes, teaching in public high school in Tennessee taught evolution
 * Violated Tenn state law against teaching on evolution or any other theory denying biblical accountof creation of man
 * "trial of the century"
 * Scopes found guilty of violating the law and fined $100
 * law stayed for another 42 years, evolution not taught in the classroom till the 1960s


 * Program in which the US supplied the U, Soviet Union, China, and France with war materials.
 * During the years of 1941 and 1945.
 * Its main purpose was to promote the defense of the United States.
 * The Act ended the US deceit of neutrality.



KD: Schechtner vs. US
 * Schechtner Poultry Company violated the Live Poultry Code, which was to regulate companies and controlled hours and wages
 * Found one of the main parts of FDR's New Deal unconstitutional
 * Supreme Court believed it violated the separation of powers and it was out of Congress' hands



Kellogg Briand Pact-DL
 * An agreement signed between US, France United Kingdom, and Italy. It stated not to use war as an instrument of national policy.
 * Written and named after Aristaide Briand and Frank B. Kellogg.
 * Its main purpose was to engage the US in a system of protective alliances to guard against aggression from Germany.



First Neutrality ACts




 * The First Neutrality Acts were passed in response to the growing war in Europe in the 1930's
 * not effective at keeping the U.S. out of war
 * they were important as proof of America's attempt at neutrality.

**Smoot-Hawley Act-CW**


 * The Smoot Hawley Tariff Act was enacted by Congress in 1930 and raised tariffs on over 20,000 imported goods to record levels.
 * This reduced American imports and exports by more than a half.

MC: FDR


 * new deal- extensive federal programs
 * great depression
 * WW2 and Pearl Harbor
 * Social security

Woodrow Wilson-KH
 * Progressive Movement President
 * Federal Reserve Act
 * 14 points and League of Nations

Calvin Coolidge-DL


 * In 1924 Congress passed the revenue act of 1924, which reduced __income tax__ rates.


 * Coolidge signed the Radio Act of 1927, which assigned the regulation of radio to the newly created federal radio commission.


 * The “Roaring 20’s” was a huge economic growth during Coolidge’s presidency.



Warren G. Harding-DL
 * Promised to return the US back to its “normalcy” after WW1.
 * Signed peace treaties that built on the Treaty of Versailles.
 * He also led the way to world Naval disarmament at the Washington Naval Conference of 1921–22.



Herbert Hoover-KH
 * Stock Market Crash
 * Great Depression
 * Smoot- Hawley Tax
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KD: Charles Lindbergh KD: F. Scott Fitzgerald
 * American hero
 * Made the first flight across the Atlantic Ocean alone (nonstop)


 * "Lost Generation" author and often known as one of the greatest American authors in the 20th century
 * wrote This Side of Paradise, The Great Gatsby, Tender Is Night, etc.

MC: Al Capone MEDIA PROJECT []
 * one of the most recognized gangsters in american history
 * Prohibition
 * smuggling and bank robbing gang
 * nototrious for crimes in Chicago
 * Capone and similar gangsters= reason for founding of FBI

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