Changes in the Cities Recognize the results of growth of urban populations Express how the migration of black Americans from the South changed the culture in Northern cities 74 215–19 217–21 101 Recognize the importance of the life of James Weldon Johnson and the Harlem Renaissance List reasons why some immigrants did not quickly fit into American society Discuss examples of crime and violence in the cities in the 1920s Reform and Science Recognize that the Eighteenth Amendment made it illegal to make, transport, or sell any alcoholic beverage 75 220–23 222–25 102 Recognize that the Nineteenth Amendment promised all women the right to vote Understand to science Einstein’s contributions Identify discoveries that directly improved in the Twenties people’s health Religion in the Twenties Recognize that John Scopes was found guilty of teaching evolution in public schools in 1925 in the famous Scopes Trial Compare the beliefs of the Modernists and Fundamentalists 76 224–27 226–29 103 Recognize Billy Sunday as one of the most famous Fundamentalist preachers Recognize that J. Gresham Machen was one of the most respected Fundamentalist teachers The End of the Twenties Recognize that Herbert Hoover was sworn into office on March 4, 1929 Learn the meaning of the term bull market 77 228–30 230–33 104 List the reasons for the stock market crash in 1929 Understand what made October 29, 1929, earn the nickname Black Tuesday Chapter Review 78 231 206–33 105–6 Chapter Test 79 231 Chapter 10: Living Through Hard Times Student Activity Teacher’s Lesson Content Objectives and Christian Worldview Edition Text Manual The Great Depression Recognize that the American economy rises and falls over time Examine reasons why people were optimistic about the growth of the economy in 1929 80 232–37 234–39 107–8 Compare the positive and negative factors of investing and speculating in the stock market Examine the factors that led to the Great Depression Herbert Hoover Identify qualifications Herbert Hoover had for solving the problems of the Great Depression 81 238–40 240–42 109 Examine the effectiveness of to solve the problems of the Great Hoover’s attempts Depression
74 215–19 217–21 101 Changes in the Cities Recognize the results of growth of urban populations Express how the migration of black Americans from the South changed the culture in Northern cities Recognize the importance of the life of James Weldon Johnson and the Harlem Renaissance List reasons why some immigrants did not quickly fit into American society Discuss examples of crime and violence in the cities in the 1920s 75 220–23 222–25 102 Reform and Science Recognize that the Eighteenth Amendment made it illegal to make, transport, or sell any alcoholic beverage Recognize that the Nineteenth Amendment promised all women the right to vote Understand Einstein’s contributions to science Identify discoveries that directly improved people’s health in the Twenties 76 224–27 226–29 103 Religion in the Twenties Recognize that John Scopes was found guilty of teaching evolution in public schools in 1925 in the famous Scopes Trial Compare the beliefs of the Modernists and Fundamentalists Recognize Billy Sunday as one of the most famous Fundamentalist preachers Recognize that J. Gresham Machen was one of the most respected Fundamentalist teachers 77 228–30 230–33 104 The End of the Twenties Recognize that Herbert Hoover was sworn into office on March 4, 1929 Learn the meaning of the term bull market List the reasons for the stock market crash in 1929 Understand what made October 29, 1929, earn the nickname Black Tuesday 78 231 206–33 105–6 Chapter Review 79 231 Chapter Test Chapter 10: Living Through Hard Times Lesson Teacher’s Edition Student Text Activity Manual Content Objectives and Christian Worldview 80 232–37 234–39 107–8 The Great Depression Recognize that the American economy rises and falls over time Examine reasons why people were optimistic about the growth of the economy in 1929 Compare the positive and negative factors of investing and speculating in the stock market Examine the factors that led to the Great Depression 81 238–40 240–42 109 Herbert Hoover Identify qualifications Herbert Hoover had for solving the problems of the Great Depression Examine the effectiveness of Hoover’s attempts to solve the problems of the Great Depression
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