US History Roaring Twenties 1920s Jazz Age Gallery Walk PowerPoint APUSH

America in the Roaring Twenties or America in the 1920s/Jazz Age Gallery Walk and PowerPoint. Colorful slides with large font will help to engage your students whether this resource is used as a Gallery Walk or as a PowerPoint.

Included for FREE in this package is a questions packet that follows along with the Gallery Walk/PowerPoint. The pictures next to the questions match up with the slide that contains that picture (no slides have repeated pictures). This makes it easy for students to locate the slide that they need to answer the questions. This can be used during a class discussion/lecture or as an independent activity as a Gallery Walk.

No Prep Required/Sub Plan Ready - Just Print and Go! - You may edit this assignment, but it's ready to go as is!

Topics Include:

• 19th Amendment
• Warren Harding
• Teapot Dome Scandal
• Calvin Coolidge
• Tax Cuts of the 1920s
• U.S. Becomes the Dominate Economic Power
• U.S. Foreign Policy of the 1920s
• Europe Struggles with War Debts
• The Daws Plan
• Naval Arms Race Continues
• Five-Power Naval Limitations Treaty
• Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1925
• Automobiles
• Assembly Line
• Henry Ford
• Model T
• American Standard of Living in the 1920s
• Electricity Becomes Readily Available
• Charles Lindberg
• Radio
• Spending
• Investment
• Intolerance
• Eugenics Movement
• Red Scare
• Sacco and Vanzetti Case
• The Palmer Raids
• KKK
• Emergency Quota Act
• National Origins At of 1924
• Increased Immigration from the Western Hemisphere
• Clashing Values
• Flappers
• Fundamentalists
• Scope Monkey Trial
• 18th Amendment
• Volstead Act
• Speakeasies
• Bootlegging
• Organized Crime
• 21st Amendment
• Lost Generation
• F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Ernest Hemmingway
• Silent Films
• Sports
• The Great Migration
• The Harlem Renaissance
• Jazz
• Tin Pan Alley
• African Americans WWI Veterans
• Marcus Garvey
• Back to Africa Movement

Multiple Uses

• PowerPoint - Use as a class discussion with or without the question packet.
• Gallery Walk - Students will use the questions packed to independently work their way through the slides when posted on a wall.
• Which one does not belong? Randomly sort groups of the slides printed (can print multiple to a page and cut them) and have the students argue which one does not belong. This helps to improve critical thinking skills. Ex. Speakeasies, 19th Amendment, Tin Pan Alley, and the Radio. Students may argue that the 19th Amendment would be the one that does not belong in this grouping because it's the only thing in that group that the government was responsible for.

How will this help me and my students?

• Save yourself hours by purchasing this ready-made high-quality resource
• Engage students with a resource that has easy to read slides with many pictures

What's included?

• 1 Gallery Walk/PowerPoint with 56 colorful slides
• 1 Free Questions Packet
• Both resources are 100% editable, customize as needed for your class!
• Terms of Use Information Packet

This assignment is recommended for 7th-12th Grade

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