Marvelous Monday 3/27/2017 Bell Ringer: Please do the following quickly and quietly 1.Make sure your folder is empty and then turn in your:

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2 Marvelous Monday 3/27/2017 Bell Ringer: Please do the following quickly and quietly 1.Make sure your folder is empty and then turn in your: 1.Section summaries 2.Ch. 22 Overview 2.Have a seat 3.Take out a piece of paper and writing utensil 4.Keep your Table of Contents up to date (on next slide) 5.Wait patiently and quietly for further instructions

3 Table of Contents Chapter Title Assignment Date 22 The New Era Overview 3/21 Section Summaries 3/21 Speed Discussion Summaries (Must have notes from all sections!) 3/22 Textbook Focus Points 3/23 Power Point Notes (Take what you need) 3/24 LEQ Prompt 3/27

4 LEQ Response Take out your LEQ Rubric (in your writing packet) Use it as a guide/checklist We are writing today Must be written in class You have today to complete the essay, it will be timed. Prompt: Historians have argued that Progressive reform lost momentum in the 1920s. Evaluate this statement with respect to TWO of the following: Regulation of business Labor Immigrants

5 Prompt: LEQ Response Historians have argued that Progressive reform lost momentum in the 1920s. Evaluate this statement with respect to TWO of the following: Regulation of business Labor Immigrants Things you may want to consider: Time period Goals of progressives Successes and failures Important people (Think about Presidents and their policies)

6 LEQ Response With the conclusion of World War I, America entered a new era in which the progressive reforms of the 1900s were ended. Beginning with the changing of the presidency in 1920 from Progressive President Woodrow Wilson to conservative Republican Warren G. Harding, America entered a time of economic boom following the war, paying little attention to either social problems or the regulation of business. While the Progressive Movement was characterized by men and women who helped immigrants assimilate and favored trust-busting, the 1920s was characterized by people who ended the progressive reforms and sought to return to normalcy in an area of immigration restriction and little governmenrt regulation of business or industry.

7 You need to know 1.AP Practice Exam: 04/22/ Make sure you sign up so I know how many seats to have available 2.AP Exam Date: 05/05/ EOC Exam Date: 05/08/2017

8 Terrific Tuesday 3/28/2017 Bell Ringer: Please do the following quickly and quietly 1.Make sure your folder is empty 2.Have a seat 3.Take out a piece of paper and writing utensil Today you are writing your final draft! 4.Keep your Table of Contents up to date (on next slide) 5.Wait patiently and quietly for further instructions

9 Table of Contents Chapter Title Assignment Date 22 The New Era Overview 3/21 Section Summaries 3/21 Speed Discussion Summaries (Must have notes from all sections!) 3/22 Textbook Focus Points 3/23 Power Point Notes (Take what you need) 3/24 LEQ Prompt 3/27

10 You need to know 1.AP Practice Exam: 04/22/ Make sure you sign up so I know how many seats to have available 2.AP Exam Date: 05/05/ EOC Exam Date: 05/08/2017

11 Wonderful Wednesday 3/29/2017 Bell Ringer: Please do the following quickly and quietly 1.Make sure your folder is empty 2.Have a seat and take out a writing utensil and paper 3.Create a chart showing the: 1. causes, 2. course, (must include more than the Dust Bowl ) 3. and consequences of the Great Depression 4.Get ready for Binder check (TOC on next slide) 5.Wait patiently and quietly for further instructions

12 Table of Contents Chapter Title Assignment Date 23 The Great Depression Overview 3/27 Notes 3/29

13 Thankful Thursday 3/30/2017 Bell Ringer: Please do the following quickly and quietly 1.Make sure your folder is empty 2.Have a seat and take out a writing utensil and piece of paper 3. Take the piece of paper you received as you entered class and summarize that section 4. When you re done, make sure your Table of Contents is up to date (on next slide) 5.Finally, wait patiently and quietly for further instructions

14 Table of Contents Chapter Title Assignment Date 22 The New Era Overview 3/21 Section Summaries 3/21 Speed Discussion Summaries (Must have notes from all sections!) 3/22 Textbook Focus Points 3/23 Power Point Notes (Take what you need) 3/24 LEQ Prompt 3/27 Power Point Notes 3/29 Section Summaries 3/30

15 Section Summaries 1.Make sure to SUMMARIZE! 1.This means you can t copy what is in the book.put it in your own words! 2.You should have no more than ½ a page written (if you have large hand writing a full page just the front is okay) 2.Include important people and events 3.Determine whether your section falls under politics, economy, society, technology/trend and explain why. Give specific examples to support your answer.

16 You need to know 1.AP Practice Exam: 04/22/ Make sure you sign up so I know how many seats to have available 2.AP Exam Date: 05/05/ EOC Exam Date: 05/08/2017

17 Fantastic Friday 3/30/2017 Bell Ringer: Please do the following quickly and quietly 1.Make sure your folder is empty 2.Take handout from the counter 1. Please do not work on this until I give you the go-ahead. 3.Have a seat and complete your section summaries if you have not already done so 4. Make sure your Table of Contents is up to date (on next slide) 5.Finally, wait patiently and quietly for further instructions

18 Table of Contents Chapter Title Assignment Date 22 The New Era Overview 3/21 Section Summaries 3/21 Speed Discussion Summaries (Must have notes from all sections!) 3/22 Textbook Focus Points 3/23 Power Point Notes (Take what you need) 3/24 LEQ Prompt 3/27 Power Point Notes 3/29 Section Summaries 3/30

19 Discussion topics 1. Progressivism 2. Speculation buying 3. Bull market 4. Causes of the stock market crash 5. Causes of the dust bowl

20 You need to know 1.AP Practice Exam: 04/22/ Make sure you sign up so I know how many seats to have available 2.AP Exam Date: 05/05/ EOC Exam Date: 05/08/2017

21 Causes The Crash Excessive borrowing on credit Overproduction & under consumption Stock market plummets Black Tuesday Andrew Mellon: Purge the rottenness Mass layoffs Banks fail

22 The American People in Hard Times Hoover avoids government intervention Dust Bowl Located in the Great Plains Caused be decreased rainfall, heat, and over plowing Okies leave Hoovervilles constructed Some Americans contemplate about communism Bonus Army

23 FDR Inaugural address conveys optimism Orders four-day bank holiday Emergency Banking Act FDR given discretionary powers over banking transactions Healthy banks reopened Passes relief/reform legislation

24 Critics of FDR s New Deal Policies The Business Plot American Liberty League Huey Long Share Our Wealth Society Assassinated

25 Labor Unions Drastic increase in power National Labor Relations Act Bargaining and joining of labor unions guaranteed Defined & prohibited unfair labor practices Committee for Industrial Organization Industrial union Contrast to AFL

26 Courtpacking Conservative court declares some New Deal legislation unconstitutional NRA: Attempt to regulate intrastate commerce AAA: Could not tax one group then use to pay another Introduces court-packing bill Increase justice count from 9 to 15 New appointment for each judge over 70

27 The Roosevelt Recession Roosevelt calls for deficit reduction in 1937 WPA Farm programs Conditions become worse after cuts Increase in unemployment Stock market collapses (again) Possible solutions Keynesian strategy Antitrust campaign

28 You need to know 1.AP Practice Exam: 04/22/ Make sure you sign up so I know how many seats to have available 2.AP Exam Date: 05/05/ EOC Exam Date: 05/08/2017