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"Everywhere was the atmosphere of a long bumpy trip that had to end." - Roscoe William Kennedy
- I believe this quote fits perfectly fine with the 1920s. It fits perfectly because in the 1920s there was a lot of ups and downs. There were many happy and cheerful moments, but there were just a few sad moments. But like every trip it has to end at some point. And thats exactly what happened. The 1920's happy moments had come to an end by 1930s.

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This song became one of the most popular ones because of the Massacre that happened in 1929. People related to this song so much. In the song it explains of what happened. And basically talks about how it ended for Al Capone

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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Prohibition Blues · Nora Bayes St. Valentine's Day Massacre 1929 ℗ 2011 Master Classics Records Released on: 2011-03-15 Auto-generated by YouTube.

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Flappers were young women who wore short skirts, bobbed hair, listened to jazz, and flaunted things were consider good behavior. They wanted more from their lives. They didn't want the drudgery of social conventions and routine. Flapper culture saw the immensity of the world and set out to experience everything.

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This is Babe Ruth, one of the world's most biggest hero in the 1920s. He played for the New York Yankees in the game of baseball. But before he played for the New York Yankees he played for the Red Sox. He helped then go to championships. But later on was traded for the Yankees. Everyone around the stadium would admire Babe Ruth for him and his excellence in the sport. He became religion when he was the first one to make the 60th home run. He made many people start enjoying the game of baseball.

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The U.s Population was large since the beginning. But immigration started to gain up on the population. And soon there was more immigrants than people that were already living in the U.S. Soon new acts were created to limit the amount of immigrants to come to the U.S. That's when the amount of immigration started to decrease. Which means that the new acts were working

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Harding was going against Coolidge. Surprisingly Harding won because of the words he spoke to the audience. He told them that it would be an era of Republican leadership, nationalistic and fundamentalist movements, and changing social conventions. That the world would be way better if they elected him.

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The Harlem Renaissance was a racial and social explosion in Harlem. This was where blacks felt most welcomed and structured it into a community of their culture. The three greatest contributors of this was Claude McKay, Alain Locke, and Zora Neale Hurtson.

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The Lost Generation was term that was invented by Gertrude Stein and used by Ernest Hemingway. He had fought in World War 1 and no longer believed that Law and Government represented all justice and right. They were disillusioned, lost, and confused. By the nineteen twenties, many people believed that gaining the material things one desired could bring happiness. That was basically the role of the people in the book. They thought material equals happiness.

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Jazz was a very lively time and created an era where people were able to have fun. However, jazz was played in speakeasies which was illegal because the prohibition making jazz illegal as well. Willy "The Lion" Smith played in parties and clubs and always took up challenges. Jelly Role Morton considered himself the creator of jazz for he was inspirational to many. King Oliver, his precision of jazz was he own personal feelings, he was able to emerge his vision of music into jazz.

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This party had the motivation to fight for their women rights and equality. The group desired the nineteenth amendment to be passed, allowing women to vote, along with one hundred percent equality between men and women.

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The role of motion pictures was to create an inspirational or rebellious role model for those during the jazz age because many parents were against their child engaging in any activity related to jazz. It presented the idea that many had to fight for their personal dreams. This film is significant because soon jazz had became illegal and anyone caught doing it were considered bad.

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This day was the day of the presidential election. This broadcast clarified the details of the election for the public. The radio changed america because it made it easier for all people to be aware of their surroundings and events that occurred during the time.

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KDKA Pittsburgh 11/2/1920 - 1st commerical broadcast

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Henry Ford influenced American production by producing the Ford Model T. Although he did not create it, he made the product affordable for Americans causing rise in production for the item. However Ford was considered a traitor because he cheated the Americans buy lowering prices and paying his workers high pay to work and accept his dull work.

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Calvin Coolidge's saying, "A man who builds a factory, builds a temple", generally means that business is power. A factory is where people work to live and a temple is where they go to praise, these are juxtaposed creating the idea that having business is also having power over one's life. The government's relationship with business was most likely supportive for the fact that the many businesses provided large amounts of money for the government.

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Prohibition was part of the 18th amendment that was ratified by the states in 1919. Prohibition was supported and hated by many people. But prohibition was supported by the churches and the women. Because of this less woman got hit by their husbands. Southern whites did not like the idea of prohibition because they were too eager to keep the liquor for the blacks.  Prohibition was opposed in the larger Eastern cities were immagrants consumed alcohol. This made a huge impact some places began to lose money and other places began to win much more money because the men would pay anything they needed to pay just to get a cup of alcohol. There were less poor families because some man actually stopped drinking thanks to the prohibition Act.

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Prohibition in the United States: National Ban of Alcohol

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He became one of the most famous gangsters that was in the 1920s. He was basically the leader of the gangsters. AlCapone was in Chicago and was selling liquor for a very high price. Which red have went bunch more money. He was basically considered a Bootlegger. There was a lot of violence thanks to Al Capone and at about 500 gangsters died in the 1920s. The gangsters were winning at about three times as much more money than what the government was winning by selling liquor/alcohol.

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The Scopes Trial was the debate between evolution and religion. A man named John T. Scopes, a teacher that took on a challenge and taught evolution to prove religion wrong and inaccurate, was arrested for violating the law that prohibited the teaching of evolution. This trial really clarified that America was very religious at the time and had strong beliefs for their chose religion.

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The National Origin act was the act that restricted immigration. The limit of immigration was rough and only allowed three percent of every race in every year, however it included the percentage of them in the states. This changed the landscape because it limited the amount of space that was needed for the growing population which now was reduced drastically causing lack of land.

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The KKK or Klu Klux Klan was gathered by people whom were against immigrants and anyone who were immigrants, Catholics, Jews, blacks, bootleggers, gamblers, adulterers, and birth control users. They were Pro-WASP or White Angelo Saxon Protestant. They opposed all diversity and were extremist.

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Sacco and Venzetti were accused of murder of A. Mitchell Palmer. They were two Italian men that were anarchists and immigrants that were forced into prison for seven years and then sentenced to death for the accusation. However, the actual suspect revealed himself but they did not let Sacco and Venzetti go, leading to the public to believe that this case was unjustified, that this was a misuse of justice.

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The Palmer Raids were by A. Mitchell Palmer, unfortunately his house was bombed by the radicals, leading to raids on all people who he thought was communist and deported them.

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The Seattle General Labor Strike was the strike that took place within the shipyard workers, about 35000 workers went on strike because they were refused to get a raise in their pay, but was stopped by the federal troops that were called by Ole Hanson. Another strike was the Boston Police strike that occurred because the refusal or a raise in their pay. Also the strike that took place within the steel industry whih was very violent and caused a lot of chaos.

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-Jan 2, 1920: The palmer Raids
-Jan 8, 1920: Steel Strike Ends
-Jan 16, 1920: 18the Amendment was passed
-Aug 18, 1920: 19th Amendment is passed.
-Nov 3, 1920: Warren G. Harding was elected President
-May 19, 1921: Immigration Quota Was Established
-May 31, 1921: Sacco and Venzetti Trial
-Oct 1921: First Baseball Serious On Radio
-Jan 1, 1923: Model T. Ford was invented
-Aug 2, 1923: Coolidge becomes president
-Jan 1, 1924: The Klu Klux Klan is reborn
-Jan 1, 1925: John Scopes creates a national conflict
-1925: National Origin Act
-Apr 1925: The Great Gatsby is Published
-May 21, 1927: Lindbergh's first solo flight.
-Aug 23, 1927: Immigrant Radicals Were Executed
-Oct 6, 1927: "The Jazz Singer" premieres.
-Jan 28, 1928: Amelia Earhart was the first women to cross the Atlantic Ocean
-Dec 14, 1929: The Chicago Mob
-Oct 1929: Stock Market Collapses