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Us history Period 7: Chapter 23: The Modern Era of the 1920s, [475 - 489] class notes chapter 23 summary verified A+ Us history Period 7: Chapter 23: The Modern Era of the 1920s, [475 - 489] class notes chapter 23 summary verified A+ Us history Period 7: Chapter 23: The Modern Era of the 1920s, [475 - 489] class notes chapter 23 summary verified A+ Period 7: Chapter 23: The Modern Era of the 1920s, [475 - 489] Due Date: 3/20 - Warren G. Harding (R) advocated for a “Return to Normalcy” - Landslide election sign that idealism and activism of prewar years of Progressive Era were over Republican Control - Congress solidly Republican and 3 Republican presidents maintained control and led to US business boomed while farmers and unions struggled - Business Doctrine - T. Roosevelt died in 1919 and public disillusionment over war led to return of conservative Rep. - Repub leadership accepted idea of limited gov as an aid to stabilize business - Appointees more sympathetic to business than to the general public - Develop economy by pursuit of profits and business - The Presidency of Warren Harding - Harding had been newspaper publisher in OH before entered politics - Well with Republican political cronies; played poker - Harding the “compromised” choice for Republican nominee after deadlock - A Few Good Choices - Appointed Charles Evans Hughes Secr. of state (previous SC justice) - Herbert HOover as Secr. of commerce; Andrew Mellon secr. Of treasury - Harding appointed former Pres. W. H. Taft as new Supreme Court Justice - Domestic Policy - Approved things for Republican Congress (did little more) - Reduction in income tax;l increase in tariff rates under Fordney-McCumber Tariff Act of 1922; establishment of the BUreau of the BUdget (procedures for all gov expenditures to be placed in single budget for Congress to review/vote on) - Pardoned and released from federal prison Socialist leader Eugene Debs - Had been convicted of violating Espionage Act during WW1 - Scandals and Death - Presidency marked by scandals and corruption similar to Grant’s administration - Had appointed incompetent and dishonest men such as Albert B. Fall as Secr. of Interior and Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty - 1924: Congress discovered that Fall had accepted bribes for granting oil leases near Teapot Dome, Wyoming - Daughtry also took bribes for agreeing not to prosecute certain criminal subjects - Harding died suddenly while traveling in the West in August 1923 shortly before scandals uncovered publicly (never implicated in any of scandals) - The Presidency of Calvin Coolidge - Coolidge popularity in 1919 as Massachusetts governor who broke Boston police strike - “Silent Cal” - thought silence was good in politics - The Election of 1924 - Coolidge ging choice of Republican party as nominee in 1924 - Democrats nominated John W. Davis and tried to use Teapot Dome scandal - Liberals formed new Progressive party led by pres candidate Robert La Follette of WI - Coolidge won but La Follete received many votes from discontented farmers & laborers - Votes and Inaction - Coolidge believed in limited gov and business action - Close watch on the budget only thing really accomplished - Cut spending on eve

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