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Brooklyn Bridge by Joseph Stella

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Cute and cool animals

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Americans now had more free time and disposable income to use for entertainment. Motion pictures became a big part of the entertainment industry. The technology to make motion pictures had been around for a generation, but the movie industry became popular in the 1920s. During the 1920s, 60-100 million people went to the movies each week. Silent pictures were an ideal entertainment at a time when millions of immigrants spoke little English. Movies were available to anyone with a few cents to spare. Silent movies made it easier to cut across geographic boundaries.

Charlie Chaplin was the most famous silent film actor. Chaplin played in Little Tramp, Modern Times, and City Lights. In 1927, he film industry changed with the release of The Jazz Singer, the first movie with sound. No matter silent or sound, movies spoke directly to millions of people in America.

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The Radio was a form of entertainment and communication in the 1920s and almost every family had one. Italian inventor, Guglielmo Marconi, boradcasted the first Radio transmission. There were many types of radios such as Crystal radios and Vaccum radios. Crystal radios required headphones and one one listener at a time. The Vaccum Radio had loud speakers for everyone to hear. Radio programs were highly popular among children and young adults. It was also a place to hear the news and events.

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Many American painters were inspired by bold new styles. They began their own search for honesty in abstract patterns. Paintings by Edward Hopper, Man Ray, Joseph Stella, and Georgia O’Keeffee demonstrates the richness and varied styles of American artists. At the same time, the works of artists such as Archibaldo Motley and William H. Johnson portrayed African American perspectives on modern life.

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Because of increased radio coverage and newspaper readership, major sports started to become popular. People like Babe Ruth, Red Grange, Jack Dempsey, Bobby Jones, and Bill Tilden all served as heroes to people. Journalists had a big part in expanding the popularity of the major sports. Damon Runyon and Grantland Rice turned these atheletes into immortal gods. Because of World War I many people were shattered, and the heroes of these sports gave the American people a sense of hope.

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Women in the 1920’s were reaching new freedoms - they gained the right to vote, flappers could smoke in public, and promiscuous behavior was being accepted. Women’s wardrobe changed from long dresses and corsets to shorter dresses. Their appearance changed to wearing more noticeable make up and they had shorter hairstyles. The 1920’s represented a new era of freedom for women.

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Sports