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1. Flappers were the embodiment of the 1920s’ rebellious spirit, and this musical clip shows how they used jazz, fashion, and dance to assert independence and challenge societal norms.

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The Jazz Age was a cultural revolution that changed music and societal norms. This genre, full of improvisation, became synonymous with the 1920s, reflecting the era's energy and break from tradition.

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The 18th Amendment banned alcohol, creating an underground culture of speakeasies and bootleggers. This article highlights how Prohibition impacted American society, fostering organized crime

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The 1920s saw the rise of women’s independence, especially with the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. This picture of women in political rallies shows the shift in gender roles.

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The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural movement where African American artists, musicians, and writers flourished. This video captures its impact on American culture and race relations.

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Fashion in the 1920s was bold and liberating, especially for women. This podcast explores how the flapper dress symbolized freedom and rebellion against past conventions.