Weekly Agenda March 8-12

The 20's: Anarchy and Anti-Immigration

Monday and Tuesday

Students will read through text and take notes in Reporter's Journal.
What is it and how can it be useful to students of history?
Eugene Debs
-revisit values and historical significance (AV 399)
-excerpt from Echos of Distant Thunder
-revisit Espionage Act language
Sacco-Vanzetti background (AV 407)

• Bartolomeo Vanzetti, 1927 quotation
• (AV 416-417)
• Explain ties to Debs and Red Scare
  

HW Prepare for Thursday a response to "Understanding the Issue" #3

Thursday and Friday
Old vs. New Culture notes

-mass media

-inventions (AV 423)

Immigration Laws

-statistics
-National Origins Act (AV 409)
Scopes Trial (AV 411)

-quotation regarding issue

-New Morality & Fundamentalism
-looking to today, do restrictions exist on the teaching of evolution?

Quiz: Describe the differences in beliefs between Fundamentalists and Modernists

Friday Drama: Research a role that adheres to either belief and be prepared to act that role in a debate about which direction America should be headed. Be prepared to speak the following issues: immigration, role of women,

Roles: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Langston Hughes, Marcus Harvey, William J. Simmons, Dr. Florence Sabine, John T. Scopes, Margaret Sanger, Margaret Mead, Billy Sunday, Lyman Stewart, Henry Curran, Charles Lindbergh, Carl Sandburg, Charlie Chaplin, Babe Ruth, Louis Armstrong.

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New Identities for Women

-flapper

-The Great Gatsby

Prohibition