NOTE:

NH131 is the printed format

This title is also available for immediate download in digital format as NH131Ebook 

Through a variety of primary sources, including literary excerpts, advertisements, and trial transcripts, students learn about the fundamental changes in the 1920s that transformed the United States. Tensions between urban and rural populations, and between native-born and immigrant Americans, are explored through lessons on Prohibition, the Sacco and Vanzetti trial, and the Scopes "monkey" trial.

Grades 9-12

Lessons
Lesson One: Urban Modernism in the Twenties
Lesson Two: Rural Traditionalism in the Twenties
Lesson Three: Three Case Studies