Clash Cash and Crash The hiSTORYs of the Roaring 20s and the Great Depression
Student Topic Choices
THE SIX HISTORICAL TOPICS
Labor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and Progress
Labor Movement and Race
Riots
Laborers and factory workers were often treated poorly and paid little
Racial violence was often connected to disputes over jobs and wages
North south east west nowhere was safe from these
types of issues
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
THE SIX HISTORICAL TOPICS
Labor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and Progress
Labor Movement and Race
Riots
Laborers and factory workers were often treated poorly and paid little
Racial violence was often connected to disputes over jobs and wages
North south east west nowhere was safe from these
types of issues
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Labor Movement and Race
Riots
Laborers and factory workers were often treated poorly and paid little
Racial violence was often connected to disputes over jobs and wages
North south east west nowhere was safe from these
types of issues
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Laborers and factory workers were often treated poorly and paid little
Racial violence was often connected to disputes over jobs and wages
North south east west nowhere was safe from these
types of issues
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Racial violence was often connected to disputes over jobs and wages
North south east west nowhere was safe from these
types of issues
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
North south east west nowhere was safe from these
types of issues
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
The Harlem Renaissance
and Segregation
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
The Harlem Renaissance was a rebirth of African American art
and culture
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
hellipbut it was also a time when blacks had no representation in Congress
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Writers and poets like Hurston and Hughes gave a voice to these social and
political injustices
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Prohibition and
Subculture
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Alcohol was banned in 1920
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Gangsters like Al Capone and others took advantage of the
moment in history
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Clubs where booze was sold under the table became centers of
nightlife and subculture
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Women and Power in Society
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Women gained the right to vote in 1920
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Women began to branch out from the traditional roles of earlier
generations
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Gertrude Weil from North Carolina dedicated her life to
challenging sexism and racism
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
The Red Scare and
ldquoRepatriationrdquo
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
African Americans werenrsquot the only ones discriminated against
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
The US government forced many Hispanic people out of the country
based only on their race
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Many who were suspected of being communists were imprisoned or kicked
out of the country
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Technology Consumption
and Progress
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
The Model T Ford changed society forever making the car much more
affordable
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Airplanes a brand new invention became useful for lots of different
things including farming
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Radio was the first entertainment system
It allowed people to stay in touch with politics and popular music
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Choose from the six
optionsLabor Movement and Race Riots
The Harlem Renaissance and
Segregation
Prohibition and Subculture
Women and Power in Society
The Red Scare and ldquoRepatriationrdquo
Technology Consumption and
Progress
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
Pictures Used
Smoke from Fires Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-County Library and Tulsa Historical Society
httpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Captured Men Photo used by permission Credited to Beryl Ford CollectionRotary Club of Tulsa Tulsa City-
County Library and Tulsa Historical Societyhttpteachersyaleeducurriculumsearchviewerphpid=initiative_110408_uampskin=h Labor picture httpwwwcitizensforaconstitutionalrepubliccomreed4-8-04html[35]35 segregationhttputaseptember2010harlemrenaissanceblogspotcom201010educationhtml Hursont and Hugheshttpeventsyahoocomblackhistory2011 art juenesse by Palmer Haydenhttpraceandtheliteraryimaginationblogspotcom200902passing-as-work-of-harlem-renaissancehtml
down the drainhttpwwwvintageperiodscomprohibitionphp al caponehttpnewsonecomnewsone-originalcasey-gane-mccallatop-10-richest-gangsters-of-all-time
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q
hellipmore pictures
green millhttpbmshistory8wikispacescomProhibition+2G election dayhttphomepagemaccomdmhartImagesFrontPageindexhtml women in 1920shttpflatrockorgnztopicsmenread_the_directions_firsthtm Gertrude Weilhttpjwaorgencyclopediaarticleweil-gertrude palmer raidshttp3a-ushistorywikispacescomraids+ae no Mexicanshttppubliccsusmeduframe004historyhtml forced to gohttpmaghisoxfordjournalsorgcontent23425extract radiohttpwwwvintageperiodscom crop dusting planehttpeinhornpresscomairplaneaspx car factoryhttpwwwnytimescomslideshow20090731business0731-FACTORIES_5htmladxnnl=1ampadxnnlx=1323292683-opj3ucEvLCyixH4Ummw4Q