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This act is a statewide law that helps people with disabilities get opportunities for employment. -
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This was an anti-Chinese act that Congress implemented. It stated that Chinese workers in the US register or face deportation. -
Cuban born planters and wealthy natives led this war. The Cubans wanted independence from Spain. -
Scott Fitzgerald was born in St Paul, Minnesota. -
Many issues during this time were worked on by some leaders during this time. Some issues include labor rights, women’s suffrage, and more. -
President Roosevelt wins Japans agreement to a new immigration policy. After this act was updated the exclusion act now included all Asian nationals. -
When Fitzgerald was 13 he wrote a detective story which was then published in the schools newspaper. -
Under this act 700,000 acres of former tribal land is open to settlers in Washington, Idaho, and Montana. -
Electricity is now made available in American homes for residents to use many different machinery. -
Women take an interest in reforming American society and decide they need the right to vote. -
Fitzgerald attended Princeton University in New Jersey. He also writes the Princeton Tiger which is the schools magazine. -
the construction of this aqueduct spans more than 200 miles through mountains and over the desert. -
National guardsmen and security agents attack mine workers in Ludlow, Colorado. -
The United States declares war on Germany which then leads to world war I. -
Fitzgerald moves to New York City and gets a job at an advertising agency there. He is there for several months then moves back to St. Paul after his engagement was broke off. -
Fitzgeralds first book that was published, it is called The Side of Paradise. This book brings him fame and money. -
In the early 1920s the stock market was booming. Later due to unstable buying and selling it ultimately crashed. -
These raids were for Mitchell Palmer to monitor the actions of people that were seen as foreign radicals. -
Fitzgeralds second novel is now published. As well as Tales of the Jazz Age which is a collection of short stories. -
Fitzgerald completes his book in France, which is then published. -
In New York history was made when the first voice in a film was heard. The voice belonged to Al Jolson and the movie was called The Jazz Singer. -
Electricity is used for decoration of the outside of buildings mainly used for christmas. -
She was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean alone. -
The 102 story art deco skyscraper in New York City is constructed on Fifth Avenue. -
The Japanese navy conduct a military strike against the US naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. -
This was a work relief program for young men from unemployed families, which was established by Roosevelt. -
The book titled Tender is the Night was Fitzgeralds last novel is published. -
This act prohibited foreign nations from marketing their bond issues in the US. -
During the dirty thirties there were severe dust storms causing major agricultural damage. -
Fitzgerald moves to Hollywood and gets a job as a scriptwriter. -
Fitzgerald dies of a heart attack in December. A year after his death The Last Tycoon is published. -
This act requires men between the ages of 21 and 35 register with local draft boards. -
Japan attacks the American Naval base at Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Days later Hitler declared war on the United States. -
The Phoney war came to an end after Hitler attacked Denmark and Norway. -
This act increased income tax rates, corporate tax rates, and decreased personal exemption.