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From widespread acceptance of the automobile, which one famous person said would never catch on, to flappers sitting for days at the top of a flagpole, 1920s pop culture was a crazy and bizarre mix of sports, events, economy and spectacles. (https://www.messynessychic.com/2020/09/25/the-mad-1920s-fad-of-pole-sitting/)

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2. The American Symbol of Freedom - 1920s Automobiles 

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2. The American Symbol of Freedom - 1920s Automobiles 

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For the first time regular people could go where they wanted, when they wanted, without the need of a horse. The 20s cars shaped the 1920s Culture because it granted people independence.

New advances in technology in the 2000s have improved these cars which gave us independence in the 1920s and is still doing today. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cars_in_the_1920s)

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How did changes in 1920s "pop culture" affect American society and vice versa?

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How did changes in 1920s "pop culture" affect American society and vice versa?

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Changes 1920s "pop culture" affected American society and vice versa by trying to change the mood that the entire world was having because of World War, these big Cultural events helped to bring about a revolution in morals and manners, and the increased prosperity of the 1920s gave many Americans more disposable income to spend on entertainment.

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Jazz shaped the age, it set the move, it was the soundtrack of a new era. It became the theme song to flappers dancing on rooftops, gangsters hanging in smokey speakeasy's, it was the track running behind Steamboat Willy's trip down the ol' Mississippi. There were countless famous musicians who helped shape jazz into what it has become. (https://www.wrti.org/arts-desk/2020-01-21/the-jazz-art-and-culture-of-the-roaring-20s-that-influenced-albert-barnes-and-leopold-stokowski)

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Prohibition was signed into law in 1919, and took effect in 1920. It gave rise to a new culture of criminal businessmen: bootleggers and gangster crime bosses who began to dominate entire cities with their illegal booze, racketeering, prostitution, gambling, etc.

Al Capone turned the criminal lifestyle into something to be glamorized and romanticized in the tabloids.

(https://www.bulbapp.com/u/1920s-research-project-prohibition-and-organized-crime)

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The movies truly gave rise to the culture that valued beauty and fashion, and sparked the entire cosmetic and fashion industries into gear. Hollywood and New York became meccas for this new type of entertainment. Warner Bros., Fox Film Corp, and Metro-Goldwyn Mayer, were three of the largest and most powerful production companies in the world. From 1920s to 2000s, Americans have been consuming the Silver Screen a lot, and probably will for a long time. (https://www.recordtoinspire.com/blog/2019/6/17/movie-palace-the-centre-theater)

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For reasons unknown, people would climb to the top of a tall pole and sit there on a little platform for as long as possible. Which could've had horrible consequences, for example, if you fall asleep. (https://www.1920s-fashion-and-music.com/1920s-pop-culture.html)