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By: Emily Feng, Jessica Lin and Ting Guo

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By: Emily Feng, Jessica Lin and Ting Guo

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The commode chair and the cistern pump tell you how many lives in these Canadian homes are improving, making more time to do things they enjoy.

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Business transactions, shopping, and sale of certain items were considered illegal to do on Sundays.

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The two most popular genres were jazz music and country music.

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- Short Flapper style clothes that provided freedom of movement
- Cloche hats and bobbed hairstyles

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Speakeasies were hidden parts of an establishment that sold alcohol illegally during the time of prohibition. To enter a speakeasy you had to say a password to a doorperson so that they would know you weren't a secret agent.

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New special effects added to movies include: the  Schüfftan process, "stop trick," rear projection, and animation.

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Joseph-Armand Bombardier was an engineer and entrepreneur who invented the first snowmobile in 1935. He started his company called L'Auto-Neige Bombardier Limitee in his garage.

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3 popular dances: Tango, Waltz, Foxtrot
Older Canadians saw jazz in particular as decadent due to the venue (nightclubs & parties places) and the style of dance.

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The invention of frozen treats on a stick, ice cream covered in chocolate, and ice cream in paper cups were known as a 'novel' ways to enjoy ice cream. They were rare and odd to have, since very few households owned refrigerators.

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Things like dances, music, radio and talking films. especially radio and films, formed the entertainment hub in the homes of Canadians.

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The sale of alcohol for medicinal usage was legal, and doctors prescribed "medicinal pints", while Catholics and Jews used alcohol for ritual use.

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Many new inventions such as the laundry machine, toaster oven, waffle iron, the fan, and the vacuum were used to improve life in the 1920's. These new electrical appliances helped saved time for other hobbies and work.

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The "secret" way to obtain alcohol was to use code words for it, or to go to a speakeasy.

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The penalties for breaking prohibition laws consisted of unemployment and paying fines.

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The two exceptions on the ban of alcohol were the sale of alcohol to minors and excess taxes on alcoholic products.

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The engines, transmissions, and suspension on a Model T are standard equipment in the cars today.

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Daredevils in Niagara Falls: Performing dangerous stunts were popular. Some consisted of tightrope walking.

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There were cars manufactured in Canada in 1920s.

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15 million Model T cars were sold by the end of 1920s.

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Commode chairs were toilets that had removable pails. These were used in place of toilets and instead of going to the outhouses at night

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The ship that won several international races on the sea. It appears on the dime.

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The top speed of a Model T is 72 km/hr. It is slower compared to the speed limit on highways today, which is 120 km/hr.

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Canada's gold medal in the 1920 Olympics' ice hockey was a little odd because the ice rink was smaller and it was introduced during Summer Olympics

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Cistern pumps were used by hand to extract water from a limited source. These pumps were used mostly for doing laundry and washing hand.

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The first affordable automobile that was produced by Ford Motor Company. It changed the way Americans live, work, and travel.

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The Ottawa Senators claimed the Stanley Cup in 1920