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Disillusionment began once people discovered the amount of deaths occurred in the war. The lost of a generation was caused because they were living in a time of war and disillusionment came along once people were either in their 20's or 30's. Some common themes of were decadence and gender roles.

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young women were enjoying the fruits. Women began wearing knee length skirts, and cutting their hair "bob" style. These trends began evolving and people started calling "flapper" women like Margaret sander were the founder of the "american birth control league" now known as planned parenthood. she also promoted education to teach women about sexuality and sex. By spreading the gospel of contraception, Sanger liberated women to greater sexual freedom but also deeply offended adherents of traditional moral standards. Margaret still remains a controversial figure today.

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The woman in the 1920, were allowed to vote and fight for equality. This was an era where many women were branching and evolving. The flapper was a female declaration of independence that started doing what they pleased to. The flapper started breaking down double standards by getting big jobs, smoking, and drinking; which were things only men would do. They started living a ''Hannah Montana' double life, they were attending speakeasies at night with their flapper look, which consisted of short hair, makeup, high heels, and dresses above the knee. This it-girl image broke down the barriers that trapped woman's freedom of expression.

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people were disillusioned because of the more than 9 million of death, The loss of a generation refers to the lack of purpose or motivation caused by those who grow up and live in war, and then feel terribly disillusioned in their twenties or thirties. a comon theme of the lost generation was; decadence, and focused on matirial wealth because they were empty.

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Not only did women change in terms of equality but with more freedom of expression and more choices, no longer did they have to do something for only a man or a husband but they had the ablility to do what THEY wanted to do and had more freedom because of that. the lifestyle of women changed a whole lot, young women often taking up smoking or drinking cause it was now something they were able to do, the young women here are more interested in having fun going out at night, having any job they'd like. more importantly they wanted to destroy the double standards.

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crismeidy-the Roaring '20s was a great time to be rich because they lowered the top marginal income tax rate for the rich class from 73% to just 25%. For middle class real wages increased by about 20% during the 1920s. It was a great time to be middle class. For farmers they had a lot of debts they couldn't pay, had falling farm prices and had to purchase expensive machinery.

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sauleh: crusades against drinking inspired the Prohibition to exist. On January 16,1920 The National Prohibition Act was in effect. Some believed that this act made an American turn into a criminal since they were dealing with liquor and that was illegal.
Al Capone was a Chicago gangster in the 1920s, Capone dealt with all the illegal alcohol that was coming from Torrio. He was bribing the police so he didn't have any interference.But in 1931 he got arrested for tax evasion but was let out shortly due to health problems

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Maher-The jazz age was full of fast and off-beat rhythms. Coming from the souls of young men and women of the early 1920s. Bringing them together through music and dance during a time that was pulling the country apart. It was a mix mashed of music which was able to be pieces in such a fashionable style. Smooth to ears but always had your feet dancing to various loops and high pitch squeaks. A great way to communicate the pains of one another through such a harsh time.-

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Station 1 Modernism Jariel,Rosely Milton

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Station 1 Modernism Jariel,Rosely Milton

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Rejected older forms of literature Invention of expieremtations with new forms

Developments in technology and science that called earlier models of the universe into question.

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Andrew Cameron: The jazz age was the time in the 1920s where jazz music and culture were growing rapidly; originating in New Orleans from artist such as louis armstrong.

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Andrew Cameron:The effects of the prohibition were the rise in crime, increase smuggling of alcohol.  al capone was a gangster who sold illegal substances such as alcohol by bribing police and different people of power to make millions of dollars

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Andrew Cameron: In the 1920s women gained the right to vote and where adamant on having equal right. The lifestyle of woman in this period where a lot of them just wanted to have fun coining the term flappers in which middle class women with well paying jobs worked in the day and party at night.

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Andrew Cameron For the rich in this time income taxes were dropped from 75% to only 25% making the rich only richer while the stock market was also booming. being middle class was also good for this time because things that only the rich could afford before middle class could afford now. for farmers they were hit hard from the agriculture being lowered in price they were in a great depression.

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Andrew Cameron: People were disillusioned by the war because of the millions of pointless deaths they witnessed. The lost generation was a group of people who grew up or lived through the war. Common themes for literacy at the time were Decadence,Gender roles, impotence and idealised past..

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Andrew Cameron: Modernist literature was like the author sharing their  own thoughts and emotions that other people had and the response to change in the world.
The societal change that was happening was wars that were dehumanizing people,