WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIR

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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY

• WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIR?

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So do you know these people? What do they have
in common?
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The World Richest People

• We found 538 billionaires from 46 countries this
  year, with an average net worth of 3.2 billion.
  Some 46 of them saw their fortunes increase in
  the last year, while 37 watched them decline.
  (The remainder stayed the same).
• Gates, William H. III
• Buffet, Warren Edward
• Allen, Paul Gardner
• Ellison, Lawrence Joseph
• Albrecht, Theo Karl
• Alsaud, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal
• Walton, Jim C.
• Walton, John T.
• Walton, S. Robson
• Walton, Alice L.

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Here are the richest American's in the 1920s do
you recognize any of them?
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In terms of 2006 they were worth WHAT?

• Henry Ford (1863-1947)
• Estimated 2006 Net Worth 54.3 billion
• Frederick Weyerhaeuser (1834-1914)
• Estimated 2006 Net Worth 72.2 billion
• Richard B. Mellon (1858-1933)
• Estimated 2006 Net Worth 82.3 billion
• Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919)
• Estimated 2006 Net Worth 281.2 billion
• John D. Rockefeller (1839-1937)
• Estimated 2006 Net Worth 305.3 billion

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Big Picture of the 1920s

• Isolationism
• Immigration, Red Scare, Sacco and Vanzetti and
  the KKK
• The Lost Generation- Earnest Hemmingway and F.
  Scott Fitzgerald
• The Roaring Twenties
• Flappers, prohibition, gangsters, Al Capone and
  St. Valentines Day Massacre
• Scopes Monkey Trial
• New Negro Movement
• Harlem Renaissance, NAACP and The Jazz Age
• Technological Advances
• Assembly Line, Electricity, radio, movies and
  airplanes

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Terms to know-Please place these terms in your
history spiral notebook (define them then use
them in a sentence and/or draw a picture).

• Isolationism p. 634, 699
• Immigration p.680
• Red Scare p.648
• Sacco and Vanzetti p.648
• Ku Klux Klan p.649
• The Lost Generation p.647
• Ernest Hemingway p.647
• F. Scott Fitzgerald p. 647

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Mini Quiz

• 1. During the 1920s the US felt that it should
  stay out of other nations business except in the
  defense of the US this sentiment is referred to
  as what?
• 2. Growing nativism (fear of anything foreign)
  helped a group gain members and support for a
  racially and morally pure America what group
  had these values and about 4 million members in
  1924?
• 3. F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote The Great Gatsby and
  in it he coined another name for the 1920s based
  on the type of music that was becoming popular,
  what was his name for the Roaring Twenties?
• 4. A wave of fear gripped the US after WWI due to
  communists calling for the workers of the world
  to over through their governments. This period
  of fear and worry was known as what?
• 5. Who were the two anarchist Italian immigrants
  who were convicted and executed for a robbery and
  murder it was clear they did not commit in 1927?
• Each question is worth 20 points Figure your
  wealth 20 X ___

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Terms to Know Please use your textbook to
define these terms then use them in a sentence or
draw a picture

• Harlem Renaissance p.646
• W.E.B.Du Bois p.594
• Marcus Garvey p. 685
• The Jazz Age p.643
• Duke Ellington p.645
• Louis Armstrong p. 645

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That was life like for African Americans in
the 1920?

• Lets build background knowledge- what had life
  been like for African Americans pre 1920?
• Step into someone else shoes What is life like
  today as an African American? How do you know
  this- provide examples (at least 2)

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Mini Quiz

• 1. The popular 1920s music that was a blend of
  ragtime and blues created by African American
  musicians in New Orleans was called what?
• 2. Who was the famous African American that
  founded the NAACP?
• 3. Who declared that fellow poets and artists
  should work on pleasing themselves and was in
  love with Harlem long before he got there?
• 4. This man wrote over 2,000 songs including
  Take the A Train, performed in the Cotton Club
  and is considered one of the greatest figures in
  Jazz?
• 5. Extra Credit Who used her skills as an
  anthropologist to explore the culture of her own
  home town in Florida and record the traditional
  folk tales of her people? Her autobiography is
  titled Dust Tracks on a Road.
• Each question is worth 30 points Figure your
  wealth 30 X ___

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Womens Rights

• Vocabulary flappers, 19th Amendment
• Pre 19th Amendment Why was there a need for
  change?
• Women could work where?
• Own what?
• Post 19th Amendment How did their life change?
• Women could work where?
• How much could they make?
• What could they own?

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Terms to Know Please use your textbook to
define these terms then use them in a sentence or
draw a picture

• John Scopes
• Al Capone
• NAACP
• Assembly Line
• Charles Lindbergh
• Amelia Earhart

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Mini Quiz 3

• 1. In 1925 in Dayton, Tennessee a biology teacher
  taught the theory of evolution, which was illegal
  in Tennessee, the resulting trial is named for
  that teacher. What was it called?
• 2. In 1926 a young airmail pilot was the first
  ever to fly across the Atlantic Ocean nonstop by
  himself in the airplane the Spirit of St.
  Louis what was the pilots name?
• 3. One year after the famous flight of the
  Spirit of St. Louis in 1927, a young woman
  became the first female to fly nonstop across the
  Atlantic Ocean, what was her name?
• 4. Henry Ford increased production and decreased
  costs of automobiles by perfecting what method of
  manufacturing?
• 5. This man is known for his ruthless quest for
  power, was well known for his generosity to
  charity, and jailed for tax invasion?