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 * // Chapter 26: //**

=**GIN, JAZZ, AND LUCKY LINDY: 1919-1929**= =**The Modern Temper?**=
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= Terrorizing minorities and turning immigrants away: =

__// Xenophobia //__ – the fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners



=**And we look stupid, too**=

//and trained leadership … It lays us open to the charge of being ‘hicks’ and ‘rubes’ and ‘drivers of second-hand Fords’. We admit it”.//
-- Hiram Evans, “Grand Wizard” of the Ku Klux Klan, 1926.

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= Electing Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover = = Making the rich richer and the poor poorer =

= Creating a thriving popular culture: =

**Aimee Semple McPherson**
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**Marcus Garvey, 1926**


=**Good Times (Or Were They?)**=

“We shall with the help of God be in sight of the day when poverty will be banished from the nation.”
Herbert Hoover

=Rich, or feeling like it:=

-- Will Rogers, American humorist, 1928
=**Helping the Rich: Sound Familiar?**= ==

=**Increasing American spending habits:**=

**Shared Common Experiences**




=Introducing= = Bruce Barton :=

=**Making it difficult on the poor**=

=**Going to the movies:**=

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= Clara Bow, 1921 =

= Experimenting with Prohibition = = = = = = =

= = = Looking to the stars and heroes of the 1920s =


 * // A New National Culture //**

= First analog computer =

“internationalist” diplomacy.

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 * The development of standardized products and mass media communication
 * new values of mass consumption and Leisure

The flapper movement


 * // Redefining American Identity //**




 * Harlem Renaissance **

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Marcus Garvey