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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ylGsHjN2bIw

"My Wife Died on Saturday Night" by Dr Humphrey Bate

This song exemplifies the mood of the 1920 where many songs were expressed by feelings and love. It also portrays society of women as well when one of the artist said, "Dem heels are stickin out  too far I declar" and the female artist replied, "I want em to stick out" representing that women want men to be attracted to them because most women in this time period were flappers where they would dress more openly to the world, avoiding women's natural traditions.

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Babe Ruth was one of the most popular baseball player for the New York Yankees. His accomplishments in baseball inspired sport as a major revolution in athleticism and entertainment for society. Many promoters seek sport advertisement was a simple way to increase profit, in which they did, and made millions out of these famous players. In addition, sport teams divided American's thoughts of which teams were the best. Many Americans were seen as "couch-potatoes" where they were lazy and so interested into listening to what's happening on the radio or small broadcasts.

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In the '20s, birth rate was excessively high as women were becoming "new women" in society and enjoyed being themselves who they thought were good behavior. Death rate, however, lowered due to new sciences that were developed and better care for sick patients. Many children seek formal better education and didn't had to work in farms or factories with their parents either. Therefore, population growth in America nearly doubled the death rate. As years progresses, the birth rate decreases.

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Harding's campaign slogan was "Return to Normalcy" which simply define as to return what America was at before World War 1. For America, it would be an image of another increase growth in economy from big businesses and production. Less government interference with large corporation. Wealthy individuals having power in office. Lastly, appointed military services to protect territories that were acquired during imperialism.

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19. Art that symbolizes the Harlem Renaissance

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19. Art that symbolizes the Harlem Renaissance

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The Harlem Renaissance was a time period of art based upon blacks and their movement in New York.  Jazz, in the most profound entertainment during the '20s, gathered black communities together just like the whites in a share of enjoyment. This can be the first time where blacks and whites both enjoyed the same type of entertainment and aren't discriminated on when entering a night club and jazz artists are present. The Harlem Resainnace also altered black's culture into new American alike values in the 1920's, which was a significant change.

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Motion pictures provided joy for Americans as part of their entertainments. It's the start of a better known way to provide comedy and musical style just by acting on screen. The jazz singer was the first ever motion picture with dialogue sounds which is to show that motion people can be filmed with people saying things and the audiences can hear. It's also a reflection of what America was like in the '20s, fun, musical, and partly classical.

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The Jazz Singer;  Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet

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The jazz Singer is available on Blu-ray 1/8 at http://bit.ly/jazzsingerBD The son of a Jewish cantor must defy his father in order to pursue his dream of becoming a jazz singer. Like us on Facebook at http://on.fb.me/WBEntFB Follow us on Twitter at http://bit.ly/WBHETW

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Charles Lindbergh was a aviator where he bestowed upon himself to fly across the Atlantic ocean from New York to Paris France. Although 6 pilots attempted and failed, he was the first ever pilot to successfully landed safely despite the harsh conditions. His achievement gave him the presidential medal of honor from Pres. Coolidge and inspired new pilots to explore the great skies and new ways to travel across the seas without the use of boats nor trains.

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History Brief: Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sMiJ6_WmJi08ZSr-mGYwZ2vgH-zZSRaXGZF4vMe4jUc/edit?usp=sharing

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“They were careless people, Tom and Daisy- they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made.” -F.Scott Fitzgerald, "The Great Gatsby"

This quote summarizes the entire concept of the 1920's because the 1920's was a change in the way Americans lived. Many Americans lived by wealth, after WW1, and had no mercy to get as much as they can even by breaking the law. The law had influence to persecute gangsters and crime in cities were naturally impossible to be brought to justice. Big businesses were booming as government was not interfering with corporations and taxes were reduced. Many considered this time era as enjoyable as it was corrupt in many ways.

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The flapper culture was a time period where women did and dressed as anything as they wished and know that it was acceptable to them. These women loved city night entertainment and were careless about moral human traditions. They began to migrate towards men's traditions in the 1920's such as smoking, drinking alcohol, and having sexual interventions with men. They were typical to explore the new things in society with new people and avoid the concept of marriage.

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"The Bullet Proof"- Carrey Orr

The Bullet Proof was published in Chicago on April 26, 1926. This cartoon portrays the roaring 20's where society was changing into bribing and being a "gangster". These gangsters are to shown that they were "invisible" against the law because they had all the wealth to "hire the best lawyers". The law during this time period was very weak and justices weren't being served fully. Yet, this was the life in the 1920's as people committed illegal crimes without getting caught.

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Herbert Hoover, 31st President, was empowered during the start of the Great Depression. He was also a conservative and viewed that government should have no hands upon capitalism and individualism. His policies were also alike to his predecessors: Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge who also believed in the Laissez Faire and tax reduction. However, some of Hoover's policies did not bring peace and prosperity in which he had vowed to bring during his inauguration address which was the downside to his presidency.

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#22. Video about Laissez Faire economics

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#22. Video about Laissez Faire economics

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Laissez faire was simply to deny government intervention in big businesses and to "let them be alone". During the roaring '20s in the presidency of Warren G Harding, his republican agenda was a mainstream of taxes being reduced for corporations and the wealthiest, high protective tariffs, and reduce immigration.

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Basic foundations and ideas of capitalism in the Industrial Era.

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#20. F.Scott Fitzgerald, "The Side of Paradise"

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#20. F.Scott Fitzgerald, "The Side of Paradise"

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"The Lost Generation" was a group of people who were against Post World War 1 in America. They viewed America as materialistic and having adolescents exposed to corruption and lack of moral values. This generation valued going against what their elders had taught them and went on their own way on what they believed in such as being a gangster, nomadic, & hedonism.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2TUlUwa3_o

The significance of these type of jazz music was to promote new level of entertainment romantically and classically. It can also show how many people during this time period enjoyed dancing to classic jazz instrumental music in addition to strong accent vocals.

3 leading 1920 Jazz Musicians:
-King Oliver
-Louis Armstrong
-Kid Ory

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Sigmund Freud was the father of psychoanalysis who theorized that sexual drive correlates to who we are in the future as adults. The sexual revolution in the 1920 was mainly about women who began to enjoy having heterogeneous affair and began moving away from traditional gender roles. These women were considered as "new women" who valued amusement. In relation to Margaret Sanger, who created Planned Parenthood and legalized birth control, both sought that sexuality epidemic was caused by society's weaknesses of being able to manipulate each other to the result of pleasure.

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KDKA Pittsburg- Was the first radio broadcast to Harding-Cox election in 1920.
Radios was one of the "entertainment revolution" because families can gather around the radio and talk about things around the world. Music, night time entertainment,  sporting events, and newscast rapidly sparked a growth of need for a radio in each house. Also, the radio production increased the amount of public service and an economic boom as advertisement were reached out to many Americans.

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The quote ¨A man who builds a factory, builds a temple; the man who works there worships there; and to each is due not scorn and blame but reverence and praise.¨ means that a businessmen needs his workers and the workers need the business.

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7.Pol. Cartoon about immigration policies in 1920

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7.Pol. Cartoon about immigration policies in 1920

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The National Origins Act of 1924 limited the annual number of immigrants and set up a quota of 2%. This reduced immigration and and controlled undesirable immigration.

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Henry Ford was a tinkerer who always envisioned to make something better and more affordable for all American people. His most famous car was the Ford Model T that fulfilled his visions of every family being able to transport about with their family upon a vehicle. Some Americans considered him as a traitor because of his anti-Semitic views of the Jews. He secretly worked for the Nazi-Germany and accepted an award from Hitler, which was the rival of American in WW2.

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Al Capone was a popular American Gangster during the Prohibition era that stated a decrease of alcohol. He was known for his major role as a "boss" and with his 7 year of crime with bootlegging and gambling. In 1929, he killed 7 of his rivals where he was brought up to the "most wanted man" list under President Herbert Hoover, but instead of persecuting him for his crimes, they persecuted him for his income taxes.

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The Battle of Matewan or the Matewan Massacre was a clash between miners and a detective agency because the agency came to evict people from their homes in Matewan. They were succesful in getting rid of the detective agency from the town. Some other strikes are the Denver streetcar strike of 1920, Alabama coal strike, Great Railroad Strike of 1922, and etc.

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#8 Insert YouTube clip about the Scopes Trial

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#8 Insert YouTube clip about the Scopes Trial

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The Scopes Monkey Trial was a result after the Butler Act which prohibited any literacy that was not correlated to the bible. John Scopes, a high school science teacher, stood up against it and spoke about Darwinisms and the modern of science. This then led to court for Scopes against William J Bryan. This shows that Americans were still at struggle for radical change and new knowledge.

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After its decay after the Reconstruction era, the 1920's marked its official resurrection after WW1. They fought for white justices and were against especially African Americans, Jews, immigrants, and political power.

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9.Photo of Prohibition in America in the 1920

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9.Photo of Prohibition in America in the 1920

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Even though manufacturing and selling alcohol was illegal from the 18th amendment, there was mass disobedience to this law.   People found ways to re-distill alcohol in perfume, paint, and carpentry supplies and used additives to turn grape juice into wine while smugglers made profit with the high prices on the black market.

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5. Newspaper headline about the Sacco and Vanzetti Case.

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5. Newspaper headline about the Sacco and Vanzetti Case.

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Two Italian brothers were charged with crime and later executed. It was very controversial because the trial itself had prejudice against Italians, immigrants, and radical beliefs and the evidence was very ambiguous.

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#4 Insert a Youtube video about the Palmer Raids

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#4 Insert a Youtube video about the Palmer Raids

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The Department of Justice conducted a series of raids that arrested and deported liberals, socialists and suspected communists due to the Red Scare in fear of a Worker's Revolution

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17. Photo of women in the National Women's Party.

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17. Photo of women in the National Women's Party.

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The National Women's Party 's goal was to secure an amendment that would establish women's suffage and pass the Equal Rights Amendment so women would have equal rights as men. The group was very active and "picketed" the white house.

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#2 Find a picture that illustrates the "Americanism of the 1920's

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#2 Find a picture that illustrates the "Americanism of the 1920's

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Americanism- A word, statement, or features that represent American Ideologies.

Americanism looked like:
-Freedom to do anything
-America first (focus on ourselves, not other countries)
-Prosperity

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H - High Tariffs
A - Anti Union
L - Laissez Faire
T - Tricle Down Policies