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Politics in the 1920s was characterized by skepticism of government, isolationism regarding European affairs, and social conservatism. Warren G. Harding held various occupations before entering politics, including teacher and lawyer. As a politician, he was seen as inconsistent and had trouble with prohibition. Despite personal scandals, Harding was elected president in 1920 partly because he was likable and seemed stable compared to other candidates.
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Joseph Raymond McCarthy was an American politician who climbed the political ladder to become a U.S. Senator from 1947 until his death in 1957. A politician following World War II and the fall of the Iron Curtain, he capitalized on the mass hysteria by claiming that there were a significant number of “Commies” in the U.S. government. This mass hysteria and the actions that followed suit became known as McCarthyism. He gained a significant amount of power during this period, with a large number of politicians fearful of being accused of Communist sympathies if they were to stand against him. These claims were largely unsubstantiated, and ultimately led him to be censured by the United States Senate. Some of the hysteria and actions resulted in discrimination, assault, harassment and a slew of other charges that were ultimately dismissed due to the fear of being called a Communist sympathizer. Joseph McCarthy was an effective politician who despite his perceived reputation had several vices and did not hesitate to use every advantage possible. Evidence of scare tactics that were commonplace during this time is still evident in the present political realm from immigration and terrorism. Due to the high amount of paranoia in regards to how pervasive potential Communists were in the United States, people were in constant fear.
Joseph McCarthy was born on November 14th, 1908 in Grand Chute, Wisconsin. His father was born in America with a mix of both Irish and German, while his mother had emigrated from Ireland. He attended school until he dropped out at the age of 14 to help with his parent’s farm. After becoming bored with farm work, he started his own chicken business but was quickly bankrupted due to a disease that killed his flock. With no money at the age of 20, he became the manager of a grocery store where he returned to graduate from high school at the age of 20 within nine months. Due to his excellent grades McCarthy was able to spend the next 5 years earning a law degree from Marquette University in 1935. During his time at the university, “he coached boxing, and was elected president of his law school class, all while working a series of part-time jobs.” (Reeves) Following his graduation, he was immediately admitted to the bar that same year, and created his own firm to practice law. Quickly after, he moved and became a partner at a firm in Shawano, Wisconsin. While working for the law firm, he engaged in illicit gambling on the side, as a way to subsidize his income. In 1936, he began his run for district attorney in Shawano, Wisconsin as a Democrat, losing to the incumbent. This loss changed his perspective and had changed his strategy. In 1939 he ran for 10th District circuit judge as a nonpartisan and won, securing his first political office.
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- 3. Many occupations early in life Teacher, insurance salesman, lawyer (none of which he liked) Did like the town of Marion, Ohio Enjoyed playing in the town band, roller skating (a new craze at the time) and playing poker (while drinking) Newspapers Was part owner and editor of the Marion Star Suffered from a series of nervous breakdowns and visited the Battle Creek Sanitarium in Michigan Was married to Florence Kling in 1891 (without her father‟s permission – he hated Harding) Allegedly had a fifteen year affair with his friend‟s wife
- 4. In 1914 won the election for the Senate Was considered a “flip-flopper” Had trouble with the battle over prohibition Was the Dark Horse candidate in 1920 Liked to Drink, but also wanted to get elected “Their ain‟t any first-raters this year.” – Frank Brandegee on the candidates for President in 1920 Harding won the presidency despite: reports of blackmail from former lovers heavy drinking in a time of prohibition a past of nervous breakdowns and times spent in the asylum
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