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maxush-WWI Impact

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prices for food, shelter , clothing, and other essentials increased during World War One cost of living
More organized and included more members during the war, business leaders wanted to break up union
strike that involves all the workers in a particular location, used in Europe by communists general strike
Governor of Massachusetts, fires striking police officers Calvin Coolidge
attempt to organize 350,000 workers for more pay fewer hours, fails, sets union back steelworkers
As soldiers return from Europe creates competition for jobs in northern cities, turns violent when neighborhoods attack each other race riots
nationwide panic about communists taking over in the US Red Scare
US Attorney General targeted by postal bomb, orders deportation of immigrants A. Mitchell Palmer
leads General Intelligence Division in rounding up radicals J. Edgar Hoover
raids on radical organizations, rounding up immigrant members and deporting without due process Palmer Raids
expelled from a country deport
winner of the election of 1920 on a promise to return to earlier way of life Warren G. Harding
refers to simpler life before the war normalcy
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