Stella Warden - Politics of the 1920s
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- Let's talk about the 1920s.
- What a swanky swell White House.
- Well, there werea lot of changes.
- How did it become normal?
- Students in History Class are learning about the "Return to Normalcy"of America after WW1 during the 1920s.
- The US pulled back from world affairs and kept away from other countries.
- At the start of the 1920s, President Warren G. Harding was electedinto office making him the 29th president of theUnited States. Under his presidency, the U.S. returned to a sort of "Normalcy."
- Just the thought of those foreigner gatecrashers gives me the heebie-jeebies!
- I'm scared. After the war,I'm worried aboutour safety.
- During WW1, the U.S. was involved with fights withthe entire world. And afterwards, civilianswanted peace.
- And part of thisIsolationist ideologywas from the fearof foreign people.
- The U.S. entered Isolationism;it separated itself from the political affairswithin other countries.
- During WW1, the U.S. was involved in fights with the entire world. And afterwards, civilians wanted peace.
- Along with wanting peace, civilianswere fearful of the "suspicious." This fear is known as, Nativism.
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