
Ch 24 Section 1 Social Turmoil
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Ch 24: 1920s
Section 1: Social (Social Turmoil)
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The Red Scare
● Belief that communists, anarchists, and other radicals
are a threat to the US
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Actual danger was notreal
● A. Mitchell Palmer (Attorney General) and J. Edgar
Hoover (Deputy General) arrested more than 10,000
people
● Government raided headquarters of suspicious groups
● Any immigrants arrested were deported
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Multiple Choice
The Red Scare focused on which of the following groups of people?
Communists
African-Americans
Republicans
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Sacco and Vanzetti Trial
● 2 Italian immigrants and anarchists accused of
murdering 2 men during a robbery in Massachusetts
● Littleevidence to prove guilty, but were still convicted in
1920
● Many Americans called for the death penalty
● Despite other trials Sacco and Vanzetti were executed
in 1927
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Multiple Choice
The Sacco and Vanzetti trials were most similar to which of the following events?
WW II
The Red Scare
American Imperialism
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Labor Issues
● Sept 1919: 350,000 steel workers go on strike - 8
hour work day, better wages
● Sept 1919 entire Boston police force goes on strike
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Governor Calvin Coolidge calls out the National Guard
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All police officers were fired when strike ended
● A. Philip Randolph began to organize railroad
workers and union grew in the 1930s
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Multiple Choice
Why did labor union numbers decline in the 1920s?
The removal of tenements led to decreases in numbers
Increases in pay and decreases in hours led to lower numbers
Unsuccessful strikes led to lower numbers
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Racial Unrest
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More than 70 African-American are lynched in the South
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Great Migration increasing numbers of African Americans in Northern
cities
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1919 (Detroit): close to 40 people killed, 500 injured during riots in the
city
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1921 (Tulsa): Whites attack African-American neighborhood
(Greenwood)
○Estimated 300 African-American deaths, 800 injured, Over 35 city blocks of
building destroyed, 6000 held in convention center
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Marcus Garvy: Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA)
○Support “back to Africa movement,” African-American pride, businesses, education
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following was NOT a sign of racial unrest during the 1920s?
Lynching in the South
Violence in cities like Detroit and Tulsa
Increases in the Brotherhood of Sleeping Porters Union
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Section 1: Social (Social Turmoil)
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