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Langston Hughes: an American poet, social activist, playwright, and columnist and One of the earliest innovators in the form of literary art form called jazz poetry.

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Alice Paul: American suffrage leader. Introduced the first equal rights amendments. Helped gain women’s rights

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The women were more liberated. Many wore shorter hemlines andput on more makeup. The great fight for suffrage had been won. National woman suffrage Movement called on women to work in reform movements, run for office, or fight for laws to protect women and children. Nellie Tayloe Ross and Miriam Ferguson become the first women elected as state governors.

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In the 1920s the phonograph was a device for the mechanical recording and recording and reproduction of sound. And it helped produce a standardized culture . It allowed people to listen to the same music they heard on the radio whenever they wanted.

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Cinema thrived and expanded during the 1920s, movie attendance increased significantly, especially in 1927, when sound was first introduced. Some of the first films released with sound were “The Jazz Singer,” and “Steamboat Willie.” Cinema and going to the movies spoke to Americans through desires, needs, fears, and fantasies of millions.

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The Radio was used for military communications until the 1920s, when they were mass produced for consumer use. The Radio allowed people to listen to events around their state in the comfort of their own home, whether those events be the news, baseball game, or a music event.

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The rise of newspaper readership and the rise of radio coverage increased the popularity of every major sport. Some famous athletes were Red Grange in football, Jack Dempsey in boxing, Bobby Jones in golf, and Bill Tilden in tennis. The most famous baseball player from the 1920s is Babe Ruth. Sports became so popular that it was referred to as the Golden Age of Sports.