HIST 1002 1st Edition Lecture 4Outline of Last Lecture I. “Melting pot” of AmericaII. European Immigrants Entering AmericaIII. Important People advocating Outline of CurrentLecture: World War I (Home front)I. Women’s activismII. Anti-GermanismIII. DecentIV. Red ScareCurrent Lecture: World War I (Home front)I. Women’s activism- Opposed war- Most all middle class, educated, white women- Created Women’s Peace Party-Promoted peace and women’s right to vote-Said New Immigrants and African Americans shouldn’t vote before themII. Anti-Germanism- US said they were not again German people just German Government- Propaganda was created to show “anti-Germanism”-German were referred to The Hun, giving an destructive/barbaric imageThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.-German street names, food, and more were changed (ex: hamburger became liberty sandwich)III. Decent- Espionage Act created making it illegal to speak bad about the war, government, flag, America, etc. - Eugene Debs sentenced to 10 years in Prison for anti war speech- This was all violating 1st amendment that stated “Freedom of Speech”IV. Red Scare- After war, US economy took a downturn- Labor Unions every where were striking-Workers were promised more money after war but this didn’t happen- Attorney GeneralA. Mitchel Palmer got very mad when a protesting bomb destroyed his front porch-KKK rally in Cincinnati, OH over 30000 attended- Great Migration: Blacks migrated North for more rights/no