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Warren G. Harding

Born November 2, 1865

11th President of the United States (1921-1923)

Warren G. Harding (November 2, 1865 – August 2, 1923) was the 29th President of the United States. Warren Harding won the election by 61% of the popular vote with the campaign promise: "Less government in business and more business in government." While Harding was in office, he opposed U.S. entry into the League of Nations; he pardoned war protestor Eugene Debs; he signed an agreement to limit arms with key nations. Harding’s appointees were involved in many scandals; the most notable being the Teapot Dome Scandal. Harding died in office from a heart attack on August 2, 1923.

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Calvin Coolidge

Born July 4, 1872

30th President of the United States (1923-1929)

Calvin Coolidge (July 4, 1872 – January 5, 1933) was the 30th President of the United States. Calvin Coolidge became president when President Harding died and then was elected for another term. The theme of his presidency was The Business of America. Taxes that were

imposed during World War I were cut. The Kellogg-Briand Pact was signed by 15 countries agreeing not to use war as a tool of national policy. Calvin Coolidge was known as Silent Cal, because he was a man of few words.

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Terms to Know for the 1920'sC W W G X W O Y G W D H U N M T I M H F J C J W V R N A G ZJ A Q Y M G A W C T S I I A I G W G J S W A X S G A W L O CG S L I U Q F H F L O F R M E E R Z L Z F L X X T Z B C Y EK H T M B G R M X R A C A V Y E L B A V S V W I B P A A I OL I P K E N W J F Z U M E N B H W A Q W M I O G E Y I P Y OL N F I R O M W I S F G R D S I U A C I K N H A S E R O F OR G C G H X M H G C H H N O J X B P Q N A C V M O C J N M FP T R F C W L A F Q C I Q L N C O Y N L Z O Y Y N L I E M TK O P M N V R L J I L X G Q I O X M O J U O S U P B I X M XK N U U I V A H F S S E H Y Q L T R K U N L T C J E T G R EF C R F E P Q D E N D L Z H Z U I N L P T I M E L R A H E WU O H Y P F R L S R Y K D O W G W A R D W D H Z Y Y W C D ID N I E W Y R U V W Z B V E I C I M H U O G O L T M I Z V TM F R V X A V E U E A W Y N J R J Y E N T E N P V T J R C TX E M F H H G X V C B R S Z T N F B B O W E E M B E A C I EO R S C O F C R G W H A R S A Y O Y Y S B E R Q S C H B K ZD E Y Y J W G W F P C F E E S Y V I M C G S R E I B N O S NI N L T R G L L M T I P G O N E Q K T Y N E D X H C N Z Q AN C L Z W L Z W C G O H V R L G I F J I D X O F Z Q O D L VU E C H S C E K S C J S X X U M H R O F B G O Y K B I E W DJ E D N E Q E K S X Q V P U U J J A O R U I Q V T K T O A NT C A P D N A I R B G G O L L E K N R H L S H C Y G A B Z AZ K B Y G K C V V B X E U T N R J Z H D I E S O M F L M E OM R S N O I T A R A P E R N R L S Z W N I O B N R T U P V CT E A P O T D O M E L S R X N V O Q I O B N G L D P C N G CZ R U A F M D A D E V Q K L K I I Q U H J I G A V D E G N AU C F K H J N K M M F G K M G O Q P L K F Z L I N Q P X B SR N W P U Y O Y X O E F B O A G G F K C Z N O T U G S X D ES P I R I T O F S T L O U I S L N R N Y S L S C J O F B C JZ P H V U X K N S J T R W B G N N W S T H O C M P H G I O H

AL CAPONE CALVIN COOLIDGE CHARLES LINDBERGH

FLAPPER HARLEM KELLOGG-BRIAND PACT

MARCUS GARVEY NATIONAL ORIGINS ACT OHIO GANG

PROHIBITION REPARATIONS RETURN TO NORMALCY

SCOPES TRIAL SPECULATION SACCO AND VANZETTI

TEAPOT DOME WARREN G. HARDING SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS

WASHINGTON CONFERENCE

The Ultimate 1920's Crossword Puzzle

Across2. A speech by Warren G. Harding4. Weighty payments the Central Powers had to pay after WWI6. An American aviator7. Over teaching evolution in a school8. Limited the number of immigrants allowed in the U.S.12. Funded the UNIA-ACL13. An American gangster14. Twenty-Ninth President16. A political scandal17. Engaging in risky financial transactions18. A time of cultural, social, and artistic explosion19. Cannot manufacture or sell alcohol20. Group of people associated with Harding's attorney general, Harry Daugherty.Down1. Held to look for way to prevent the chance of another war3. Warren G. Harding's Vice President, who later became the President5. Flown by Charles Lindbergh9. An agreement to outlaw war10. Young women who showed skin, drank, smoked, and wore make-up11. Accused of shooting and stealing $15,776 from two people15. Slogan that showed the public's sense of optimism

Notes on the 1920’sDirections: While the presentation is going on, answer these questions. They do not have to be in complete sentences.

1. What types of clothing, accessories, and hairstyles were popular during the 1920’s?

2. What type of music was popular in the 1920’s? Name at least on popular musician.

3. What were some popular activities during the 1920’s?

4. What was important to the American people during the 1920’s?

5. How did they view women? People of color?

6. Besides Prohibition, name a movement that was going on in the 1920’s? Describe it.

7. Name the group who was involved in financial scandals, one of which was the Teapot Dome. Describe what the group and the Teapot Dome are.

8. Give an amendment that was passed.

9. Describe the economy of the 1920’s.