TK Magazine
By: Tyler Kohls Published: January 6th, 1929
Roaring Twenties
Table Of Contents
Pages
Page 2- Table of Contents
Page 3- Nativism
Page 4- Politics
Page 5- Court Cases
Page 6- Scopes Monkey Trial
Page 7- Innovations, Innovators, and Culture
Page 8- Letter To The Editor About Immigration
Page 9- Political Cartoon and Analysis
Nativism
Nativism In America
Ku Klux Klan
Immigrants During the 1920s
Immigrants Entering America
Politics
Warren G. Harding
Teapot Dome Scandel
Kellogg Briand Pact
Political Cartoon
Warren G. Harding
The Kellogg Briand Pact
The Teapot Dome Scandal
Court Cases
Red Scare
Palmer Raids
Sacco and Vanzetti
Schenck V.S. United States
Schenck V.S. United States
Sacco Vanzetti Court Case
Red Menace in the United States
Scopes Monkey Trial
John Scopes
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Outcome Of The Trial
William Jennings Bryan
The Scope Monkey Trial
Clarence Darrow
Innovations, Innovators, and Culture
Aviation
Jazz Age
Henry Ford
Letter To The Editor
Letter About Immigration
Immigration has been a major debate and a major source of controversy over the twenties. The dilemma is to either let more immigrants in and offer them the help and support they need, or only let a small amount in to try and support the nativists and their way of life, (Americans). If we decide to let most of the immigrants in, then Americans will become overwhelmed and have their jobs and livelihoods threatened by them. Immigrants may take jobs away from Americans because they will accept less pay. Also, if an overwhelming amount of immigrants are in an area, then their way of life may intrude on nativist Americans culture and cause problems and more conflict. Also, there is a large language barrier that separates Americans from immigrants and could cause problems for them to work or coexist together in the same place. Although there are advantages to letting many immigrants into America. One is that immigrants can be cheap labor and can help businesses accelerate and grow faster by saving money. Another advantage of letting immigrants in is more cultural diversity, so America can experience the best in cultures from around the world and become integrated in new lifestyles. Also, America could bring a better quality of life and better opportunities to immigrants to help them. With these advantages and disadvantages in mind, I believe that immigration should be limited because some immigrants may bring good things, too many only cause problems. An over abundance of immigrants brings more problems than advantages and also brings problems to the hardworking American Nativists who were here first. Overall, immigration has its advantages and disadvantages, but in the end should be regulated with limitations to prevent too many complications.
From, Tyler Kohls