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"Flappers" in the 1920s were considered the first generation of independent women who fought for woman's rights.

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makes coffee AND toast :O !!

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The Armstrong Perc-O-Toaster & The Forgotten Art of Table Cooking

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invented in 1918

starting being made in 1930.

Armstrong first invented a table stove that could cook three things at once

Made at the start of modern electric appliances

allowed users to make coffee and toast at the same time in one instrument

most popular brand

Some had an extra appliance where one could switch out the toaster metal and switch it with a waffle iron mold

One ad in a Saturday Evening post claimed it could cook eggs and bacon inside as well

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Arts and Entertainment- Jazz (Duke Ellington)

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Arts and Entertainment- Jazz (Duke Ellington)

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•Duke Ellington was one of the first cultural inspirations for Jazz.

•It gave opportunities to minorities to have a sense of meaning through the constant reign of racism and oppression they faced.

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young women known for wearing short dresses.

bobbed hair

used cosmetics on their face in a bold manner. (Dark makeup)

Typical use of accessories were headbands, the close-fitting cloche hat, bangle bracelets, and long strands of beads.

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The 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution extended the right to vote to women. It was ratified on August 18, 1920.

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the KKK hated not only black people they also hated all immigrants to the us

they used marches and cross burning to spread fear and intimidate people

The Klan grew to millions of members and became powerful, even helping elect politicians.

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Jazz music started in America during the early 1920s after World War I. Americans sought joy from the dark times of the war.

Jazz quickly became popular because of its upbeat tempo and its ability to bring crowds.

Jazz influenced so many things in the 1920s from fashion, to dancing, to culture.

Jazz music was deeply rooted in the African American community and even brought black and white cultures together through their love of music.

The rise of radios and record players helped spread jazz music throughout the country.

https://youtu.be/qRjT4h7F_jw?si=LUSkdVE5CYmTo0qm

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Race and Prejudice in America- The Great Migration

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Race and Prejudice in America- The Great Migration

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The Great Migration began in WW1 where over 1 million African Americans migrated from the South to the North because of racial discrimination and work opportunities

This created an increase in competition for both housing and employment

During this time, tensions increased between races which led to African Americans created their own living communities

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more relaxed

formalized courtship

casual interactions

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• Movies created a new advancement in the entertainment business

• Created a whole new culture for a variety of different people

•Showcases the technological advancements of the 1920's

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1920s, 1930s Cinema, People Queue to Buy Tickets, United States Archive Footage

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jazz music became immensely popular, reflecting the decade's vibrant and rebellious spirit.

It became popular in the 1920s after WW1,Americans wanted a way to relieve stress after the war and jazz was one of the ways they relieved stress.

Raised awareness to African Americans because they were the main people who played instruments.