The Roaring Twenties

The 1920s. The 1920s have often been called the __________________. World War I was over and people were relieved and happy. The US economy seemed prosperous and people were filled with a feeling that things are getting better. Popular music of this era mostly showed lightheartedness. The _____

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Roaring Twenties “Roaring 20’s” – . when there was widespread prosperity. . New form of music from African American music. New form of music from African American music. jazz. “Right to vote”. “Right to vote”. suffrage. Method used for mass production. Method used for mass production.

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Roaring Twenties. Status and Role of Women in the Roaring Twenties Maria Filomena and Giuliana Gasparini 2nde1 14/10/2009. The Social Role. Women’s doing the housework. Fashion. How were women’s fashion and how did they look like. Politics. Women’s politicts. Sources:.

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Roaring Twenties !. Joel Vasquez. Table of Contents. Economics Society & Culture. One popular image that reflects changes for women in the Roaring Twenties was the flapper , a young woman of the era who defied traditional ideas of proper dress and behavior. . Other Women

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ROARING TWENTIES. CITY LIFE DRINKING & FASHION. JAZZ. Harlem Renaissance. FLAPPERS. “bobs”. Underground drinking. Organized Crime. For every gallon dumped, 100 gallon reached consumers through bootleggers!!. By the mid 1920’s bootlegging was a $2 billion business.

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Roaring Twenties. The changes seen in America during the 1920’s can be summarized into the following themes. Changes for African Americans Economics Arts and Leisure Sports and Entertainment Red Scare Government Foreign Policy Changes for Women. African Americas. Growth of Jazz

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Roaring Twenties . Mass Production . After World War I ended factories began to produce more to consumer goods. Consumer goods are: Goods, such as food and clothing, that satisfy human wants through their direct consumption or use.

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Roaring Twenties. Prohibition and Crime. Prohibition. Ban on making, distributing, consuming, and transporting alcohol. Believed it would stop crime Family structure would improve Began in 1920. Reasons. Damaged Health Caused Poverty Led to Crime

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Roaring Twenties. Warren G. Harding. Thought he lacked the intelligence to be president Teapot Dome Scandal gov’t official received bribes for allowing private interests to lease lands containing US Navy oil reserves. Calvin Coolidge. Became president when Harding died

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Roaring Twenties. Rise in Consumer Culture. Warm Up: Consumer Culture. Consumer Culture: a society that views the consumption of a large quantities of goods/services/resources as being positive for the economy and a source of personal happiness.

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Roaring Twenties. IV. Republican Governments A. Presidency of Warren Harding 1. Election of 1920 = “Return to Normalcy”. Roaring Twenties. IV. Republican Governments B. Presidency of Warren Harding 2. Early Appointments = Hughes, Hoover, Mellon, Taft 3. Pro Business Policy

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Roaring Twenties. By: Jacina Steele. Popular Music. Jazz on radio & phonographs Musicals Lights on Broadway: –No-no Nanette –Show Boat –Rosalie –Runnin’ Wild. Movies. The Jazz Singer Broadway Melody. Singers. Sophie Tucker Fanny Brice Helen Morgan

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“Roaring Twenties ”. Sports Mania. Introduction.

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ROARING TWENTIES. ROARING TWENTIES. FLAPPERS WOMEN REBELLIOUS ENERGENTIC FUN-LOVING AND BOLD ALL DESCRIPITIONS OF A FLAPPER. ROARING TWENTIES. Small representation of all women Image had wide spread influence Proper women did not drink in public. ROARING TWENTIES.

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8. 4. 5. 7. 6. 3. “An author ought to write for the youth of his generation, the critics of the next and the schoolmasters of ever afterward.” F. Scott Fitzgerald 1920. Roaring Twenties. "The world must be made safe for democracy[…] peace must be planted

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ROARING TWENTIES. THE ROARING 20s IN THE UNITED STATES. THE TIME PERIOD IN THE U.S. FROM THE END OF WORLD WAR I TO 1928 IS REFERRED TO AS THE ‘ROARING TWENTIES’. WHY? IT WAS A TIME IN THE UNITED STATES WHEN PEOPLE WERE EAGER TO ENJOY LIFE TO ITS FULLEST.

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Roaring Twenties. Unit VIA AP U.S. History. Fundamental Question. Did the Roaring Twenties continue the Progressive Era reforms and did it reflect its description as “roaring”?. “A Return to Normalcy”. Dedication and inspiration for Progressive reform waned

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“Roaring twenties”. Students will learn how Americans entered a new age of prosperity in the “Roaring Twenties.”. Adjusting to peace: 1919-1921.

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Roaring Twenties. Question 1 - 10. period of upswing in stock prices, usually precedes a stock market crash. Answer 1 – 10. Bull Market. Question 1 - 20. To buy many of the new household appliances coming out in the twenties, many people used this to afford the additional expenses.

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Roaring Twenties. 1920-1929. 1920s was a time of great prosperity in the U.S. Popular actress Louise Brookes, 1927. Short hair, skirts, smoking & drinking in public, etc. were hallmarks of the flapper.

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ROARING TWENTIES. ROARING TWENTIES. FLAPPERS WOMEN REBELLIOUS ENERGENTIC FUN-LOVING AND BOLD ALL DESCRIPITIONS OF A FLAPPER. ROARING TWENTIES. Small representation of all women Image had wide spread influence Proper women did not drink in public. ROARING TWENTIES.

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