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The twenties were a time of joy and prosperity after WWI. Women were getting more freedoms than they had even seen before, the Entertainment Industry boomed, and Jazz Music started to become really big.

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With the growing entertainment industry came magic shows. People had money to spend on fun things, rather than just the necessities. There were many different types of magic shows including illusions, escape acts, and hypnotists.

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Movie theaters were another major form of entertainment in the 20's. Going to the movies would often be seen as a "magical experience," and movie theaters would later come to be called "picture palaces."

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There were many different popular radio shows that would broadcast from all over America. One was called a "Potter Palm," which broadcasted from New York and Chicago and was a big-band jazz performance. Another radio show that broadcasted from Chicago would broadcast opera six days a week. When the season for opera ended, the radio show switched to broadcast sports teams, weather, classical music, etc.

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The 1920's were seen as the Jazz Age. With Radio up and coming, people didn't have to leave their houses to hear Jazz Music. Many female singers emerged singing Jazz in the 1920's, getting women more rights, and better gender equality.

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In the 1920's, flappers were young women that would wear short skirts, cut their hair in bobs, and listen to jazz music. Their clothing was sometimes frowned upon because it was shorter than traditionally worn by women.

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Between 1920 and 1930, African American culture began to emerge. One way this happened was through their art. African American's wanted to get away from the stereotypes previously set for them by the whites. This started what is now called the "Harlem Resistance," that was the most influential movement in African American literary history.