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This style of music were often played during dance competitions, which could last up to several days long, as competitors danced the Charleston. Dance bands became popular with the introduction of prohibition and was often played within clubs.

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The 1920's is known as the Jazz Age, with famous musicians such as Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and King Oliver. This style of music which originated in New Orleans, gained popularity with the inventions of radios and was much loved among flappers.

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Louis Armstrong - When The Saints Go Marching In

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Movies in which actors spoke, known as "talkies" was created in 1927. The first ever movie including dialogue was spoken by Al Jolson in "The Jazz Singer".

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Vacuum tube radios were extremely popular because they did not require headphones. They were a source of news and entertainment which the family could listen to together.

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Black Bottom 1926,  and The Black Bottom Dance

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A typical flapper had bobbed hair, wore heavy makeup and had rolled down stockings. High heel shoes were popular among them, and the dresses were short and not form fitting.

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Young women would wear sleeveless dresses typically made of chiffon or silk, high heels, hair ornaments and jewelry.

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What was a popular form of entertainment in homes?

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What was a popular form of entertainment in homes?

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What were popular dance styles that were not approved by older generations?

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What were popular dance styles that were not approved by older generations?

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These dances were disapproved by older generations because they were seen as too revealing and scandalous.

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1. 1921-1922, Insulin, frederick Banting and Charles Best

2. 1927, snowblower, Arthur Sicard

3. 1920s, depth sounder, Reginald Fessenden “Canada’s great forgotten inventor” (textbook p. 64)

4. 1926, liquid fuel rocket, Robert Goddard

5. 1925, radio tube, Ted Rogers

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Who was Armand Bombardier?  What did he invent?

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Who was Armand Bombardier?  What did he invent?

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Born in Valcourt, Quebec, Bombardier showed mechanical skills in his early years.
He invented the snowmobile and "Ski-Doo".

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Why were ice cream treats considered novelties?

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Why were ice cream treats considered novelties?

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The newly introduced refrigerators were not cold enough to keep frozen food.  As well, it took a lot of labour and expensive ingredients to make the treats.

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5 new electrical appliances/household products

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5 new electrical appliances/household products

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1. Electric Refrigerator

2. Washing machine

3. Vacuum cleaner

4. Electric kettle

5. Electric stove

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What were special effects added to movies?

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What were special effects added to movies?

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The commode chair is an indoor toilet which  needs to be manually emptied.
A cistern pump a hand handle pump that used collected rainwater, which was usually used for washing or laundry. It was usually used in the basement where there were no faucets.