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Did you know that the 1920s was nicknamed 'The Jazz Age' by F. Scott Fitzgerald? Jazz music exploded in popularity, especially in cities like Chicago and New York. Musicians like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington became household names!

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Check out how young women called 'flappers' challenged social norms! They wore shorter skirts, bobbed their hair, and danced the Charleston. Their style represented the new independent woman of the 1920s.

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Before 'talkies' came along in 1927, silent films ruled the silver screen! Stars like Charlie Chaplin and Clara Bow captivated audiences without saying a word. The classic film 'The Great Gatsby' (1926) perfectly captured the era.

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The 1920s saw the Model T become affordable for average Americans. By 1927, Ford had sold over 15 million Model Ts! This led to the rise of suburbs, road trips, and drive-in restaurants.

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The 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920, finally giving women the right to vote nationwide! This was a huge milestone in American democracy and women's rights.

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Radio became the first mass media! By 1929, over 10 million American households owned a radio. Families would gather around to listen to news, music, and shows like Amos 'n' Andy.

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Before the crash of 1929, the stock market experienced unprecedented growth. Many Americans bought stocks on margin (with borrowed money), thinking prices would keep rising forever. #HistoricalLesson

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From 1920-1933, the production and sale of alcohol was illegal! This led to speakeasies (secret bars) and bootleggers who smuggled alcohol. Even though it was illegal, many people still found ways to get their favorite drinks.

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Modern advertising was born in the 1920s! Companies used colorful ads and catchy slogans to sell new products like ready-made clothes, cosmetics, and household appliances.