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Before plastic “took over,” for a brief time some dolls were made of celluloid, an early form of plastic that's both fragile and flammable. Another form of doll material– composition– had its heyday in the 1920s

I’m pretty sure to look on existing this timeline I think….

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The Model T was a very popular car made by Ford in the 1920s. It was affordable and reliable, which helped many people buy their first car because of the Model T more Americans could travel easily and live farther from cities it changed the way people lived and worked by making transportation simple and cheap.

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A dress made into a sign of rebellion and designed to look more modern in the 1920s. It was designed to depart from the restrictive clothing and corsets and made to be more flowy embracing more movement. The most defining features in the dresses included the shorter hemline, the dropped waist, and a more boyish silhouette. The dress opened to a new beginning of defying the conservative views of the time.

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The very first radio in the 1920s. It was built by Guglielmo Marconi becoming the first fathers of the radio. Radios were used during that time and it’s very popular back then. Today people radios on cars, an tv. and phones.

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Long dresses were in fashion this is because many woman use this dresses for party’s or clubs this is an amazing dress it’s was all handmade.. with the best Quality. Many people were not pleased by woman wearing this type of dresses since they are used to seeing woman’s all covered up..

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These are the dresses they wore in the great gatsby

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Oh Henry! is a candy bar containing peanuts, caramel, and fudge coated in chocolate, introduced in 1920 by the Williamson Candy Company of Chicago, Illinois. Legend has it that the name came from a boy named Henry who was a favorite of the young girls working at the candy shop, who would say “Oh Henry!” when asking for his help. The candy bar quickly became highly popular, becoming a national catchword by 1924, and was one of Chicago’s first iconic chocolate/peanut/caramel bars, predating others like Baby Ruth and Snickers.

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Welcome to our 1920s Gallery Walk!

• Research a 1920s artifact that interests you.

• Find an image or short video presentation about your chosen artifact.

• Add a post to the padlet with your artifact photo/video and 2-3 sentences describing the artifact.

• Review at least 3 other classmates' posts and leave thoughtful comments.