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Wacky inventions of the roaring twenties

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The Prohibition amendment was signed on January 16, 1919, after 36 states approved of the ban of selling, manufacturing, and transporting of alcohol. The 18th amendment would come into effect the following year January 16, 1920. At first, the amendment had little effect until Woodrow Wilson passed the Volstead Act.

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Al Capone Biography Chicago's Most Infamous Mob Boss english documentary Part 1

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Alphonse Gabriel "Al" Capone (/æl kəˈpoʊn/; January 17, 1899 -- January 25, 1947) was an American gangster who led a Prohibition-era crime syndicate. The Chicago Outfit, which subsequently also became known as the "Capones", was dedicated to smuggling and bootlegging liquor, and other illegal activities such as prostitution, in Chicago from the early 1920s to 1931.

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Here is the final cut of a project for my video class here at MVNU: A biography of the most infamous gangster of all time. All images and music clips are for educational purposes only and I own no rights. All of the music was composed by Ennio Moriconne and is from the movie The Untouchables (Great Film, incidentally).

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Refrigirators was invented by William Cullen in 1927

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Television was invented by John Logie Baird in 1925

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Band-Aid was invented by Earl DICKSON in 1921

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America Goes Dry: Prohibition in the 1920's

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A group documentary created for National History Day 2012. Did not place. No copyright infringement intended. For educational use only. If for some odd reason you wish to see the entire bibliography feel free to message me.

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20's are named the crazy years too

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A partir d'archives vidéos datant approximativement des années 20 / 30 ainsi que quelques images datant de la seconde guerre mondiale montées de manière a créer une suite d'images subliminales (notamment concernant les bombardements) . Constitution rythmée d'images animé sur la soundtrack type jazz dixieland composée par Toshiyuki Honda pour Metropolis (Osamu Tezuka) .

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Jazz is a music style which began in 20's in United State. Jazz was judged like the first musical form African-American. Jazz band produced on speakeasy.

Jazz then has a sulphurous reputation and is seen as immoral and decadent by a certain part of the population.

Many people have made a name in the jazz like Louis Amstrong or Duke Ellington. They were a famous musicians.

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Al Capone, nicknamed Scarface, is one of the most famous gangster of America during the 20’s. he was born on january 17, 1899 in a poor family. As a teenager he joins small bands like Brooklyn rippers who are stealing and he slowly took over the organisation of the crime. He ordered lot of murder and he killed by himself at least four people. Al Capone earned so many money thank to prostitution and boot leggers, that's why he was also known at that time. He was jailed in 1932 for eight years for taxes evasion. When he leaves prison, the prohobition is no more. he retired to his Miami residence where he died in 1947 as a result of a long illness.

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Advances in technology led to the age of electricity and many homes in America, especially in the industrialized cities, were powered by electricity. Access to electricity in the 1920's provided Americans with the power required to run new labor-saving devices such as refrigerators, washing machines, radios, phonographs, electric razors and irons,  and vacuum cleaners. The 1920's was also a time of prosperity for many Americans and there was access to easy credit which made it possible for people to take advantage of the Inventions in the 1920's.

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The prohibition is the act of prohibiting, that is to say forbiden something by law or other authority. Concerning the United States, it was forbidden to make and sale alcohol between 1919 and 1933. The population was divided into two parts : those who were for prohibition and those who were against. In fact, woman, african-americans, rural and southern areas, progressives and poor people were drys because it could solve the problem of crimes and abuse of woman, alcohol can cause moral problems and it is a waste of money. contrary to woman, mainly men, mostly business men (rich people), are wets because they wanted government to stay out of the question of morality, it’s a good thing for the american economy and prohibition could give birth to crimes. During the 20’s, some groups formed because of the prohibition like the anti-saloon league or speakeasy to drink alcohol. On December 5, 1933, the Constitution puts an end to the prohibition with the signing of the 21st amendment.