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Wedne sday , January 26, 2011

Wedne sday , January 26, 2011. The Roaring Twenties Essential Question : How did the Harlem Renaissance impact the lives of African Americans? Test next Thursday , February 3 rd Review sheets will be given out today. How I met my wife….

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Wedne sday , January 26, 2011

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  1. Wednesday, January 26, 2011 The Roaring Twenties • Essential Question: How did the Harlem Renaissance impact the lives of African Americans? • Test next Thursday, February 3rd • Review sheets will be given out today

  2. How I met my wife… I used to be a real drugstore cowboy till one day this beautiful flapper walked by and I got the heebie-jeebies. She was very hotsy-totsy and I asked her on a date. We put on our glad-rags and had a good time at the Speakeasy. Later, I took her for a ride in my breezer and tried to neck, but she’d brought a fire extinguisher and said, “Sorry, Mac, the bank’s closed!” After a few months I gave her a handcuff and a then we walked down the middle aisle. From then on everything was just swell!!!

  3. How I met my wife… I used to be a real drugstore cowboy till one day this beautiful flapper walked by and I got the heebie-jeebies. She was very hotsy-totsy and I asked her on a date. We put on our glad-rags and had a good time at the Speakeasy. Later, I took her for a ride in my breezerand tried to neck, but she’d brought a fire extinguisher and said, “Sorry, Mac, the bank’s closed!” After a few months I gave her a handcuff and a then we walked down the middle aisle. From then on everything was just swell!!!

  4. Write your own story… • On a sheet of paper, write your own story using a minimum of FIVE 1920’s slang words • It can be about anything you want as long as you use the words from the list • Have fun!!!!

  5. Roaring Twenties • The Roaring Twenties was also known as the Jazz Age • Crazy Times!!! • Women’s suffrage: right to vote, more socially outgoing • Youth and the “Lost Generation” • rejected material wealth and basically just had fun all the time • Prohibition: Although alcohol was illegal, people found ways to drink illegally in Speakeasies • Organized crime expanded because of Prohibition

  6. Popular Culture • Radio and movies became very popular • Tin Pan Alley – musical movement in Manhattan • Irving Berlin – wrote “God Bless America” and “White Christmas” • Harlem Renaissance– African Americans migrated from the South to Northern cities • Developed a pride in their culture and began to demand equality • The Arts (jazz music, writing, etc) flourished in Harlem • Jazz: Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, etc. • Writers: F. Scott Fitzgerald, Langston Hughes

  7. The Jazz Age Silent reading: “The Jazz Age” • Write a summary paragraph of the reading • Draw an illustration from the reading • Stick figures are fine… basically, you are drawing a summary of the reading • Create a new title for the reading • If I were alive in the 1920’s, I would….. • Complete this statement (1/2 page minimum)

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