Attitudes towards specific groups in America post-WWI
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- Attitudes of Specific Groups
- African Americans
- Menial labour
- Poor wages
- Targeted by KKK
- 1925 - 8m members
- Average of 2 lynchings a week
- Many lived in ghettos
- Poor conditions
- Race Riots
- 20+ in Chicago 1919
- Farmers
- Demand for goods abroad fell
- 1919-21
- Surplus of goods
- Low prices
- Poverty
- Bad soil
- No mortgage/tax relief
- Unhygenic conditions
- Tin shacks
- No running water or electricity
- Demand for goods abroad fell
- Immigrants
- Betrayed by US
- Treaty of Versailles
- Germans thought it was too harsh
- Treaty of Versailles
- 1900-1915
- More than 15m immigrants
- Jews
- Communism
- Eastern and Southern immigrants
- Anarchy
- Eastern and Southern immigrants
- Anarchy
- Communism
- Catholics
- Betrayed by US
- WASPs
- Nativism
- Poor, Southern whites
- Worried about job stealing
- Many members of KKK
- Large influence on political parties
- Despised "New *****"
- Blacks returned from WW1 with new dignity
- Harlem renaissance
- Temperence members
- Boston 1826
- Abstained from drinking
- 18th Ammendment 1919
- African Americans
- African Americans
- Menial labour
- Poor wages
- Targeted by KKK
- 1925 - 8m members
- Average of 2 lynchings a week
- Many lived in ghettos
- Poor conditions
- Race Riots
- 20+ in Chicago 1919
- 1900-1915
- More than 15m immigrants
- Jews
- Communism
- Eastern and Southern immigrants
- Eastern and Southern immigrants
- Communism
- Catholics
- Banned alcoholic beverages
- 18th Ammendment 1919
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