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A period in the 1920s/1930s in which jazz music and dance styles gained rapid popularity.

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All women were given the rights to vote

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They banned the manufacture and sale of alcohol.

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They banned the manufacture and sale of alcohol.

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Women started to join the workforce in increasing numbers, but were limited to jobs such as teaching, nursing or manufacturing.

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The great migration of African Americans moving from Southern countryside to Northern cities created visibility for jazz and blues music.

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'Flappers' were the icons of the 1920s. They were young women who bobbed their hair, wore short skirts, smoked, danced to jazz and did "unladylike" things.

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all women had an upgraded wardrobe

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led to the population to consume more alcohol as well as to in house parties, private clubs and speakeasies

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New labour serving devices, as well as cars which became affordable to anyone and radios which were owned by 40% of American households

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A time where many became millionaires with the post war economic boom  as anyone could become wealthy even those considered lower class had money to afford a lot more then those in past centuries

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The Jazz Age was the name given to the 1920s decade by the Americans that represented the creation of Jazz music and dancing.

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Women in the 20s overall gained more political and moral freedom with the ability to vote and work but to also engage in "unladylike" activities such as revealing clothing, having short hair, drink, smoke, and drive. Young women who did these activities were known as "flappers".

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Consumerism & Mass culture spiked in the 1920s with the victory in World War 1. More Americans were now living in cities than small towns with electricity and plumbing. The number of millionaires also quadrupled because of the economic boom of Wall street. Consumers (or civilians) had more money to spend now on only thing that wealthy people were once only able to afford such as cars, radios, time-saving kitchen aids, and clothing. This was also achievable because of the introduction of credit payments.

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The Harlem Renaissance was the movement of African-American community from the South to the North due to racism. This move then resulted in new innovative thinking for the community including the introduction of Jazz music.

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Prohibition was enforced against intoxicated drinks that had over 0.5% of alcohol in January 1919. However this only resulted in more consumption at other places such as house parties, private clubs, and speakeasies.

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18th amendment was introduced prohibiting the sale and consumption of alcohol but it turned out to be an unenforceable law

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18th amendment was introduced prohibiting the sale and consumption of alcohol but it turned out to be an unenforceable law

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major events in feminist history such as the right to vote

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major events in feminist history such as the right to vote

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people started to burn money instead of firewood as it was cheaper

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Jazz became a very popular form of music that was either loved or considered sinful.

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Women were given the right to vote and presented many more job opportunities mainly consisting of white collar occupations. Women's fashion changed dramatically from modest, plain, long dresses to short, colourful and glamourous skirts

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Harlem became a hotspot for the expression of racial equality and ethnic expression. This could be considered one of the places where civil rights movements were sparked from.

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Women in this period of time were given a lot of rights and freedom compared to the time beforehand.

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Jazz became a very popular form of music and people had very divided feelings about the style of music. Some people disliked it and thought it was the devil's music and others loved it. 

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Jazz became a very popular form of music and people had very divided feelings about the style of music. Some people disliked it and thought it was the devil's music and others loved it. 

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The Jazz age was when Jazz became popular and a-lot of artists started to become recognised for their work. This led to fame and a-lot more casual entertainment being shared across the world.

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Women were given the right to vote and also allowed to have more freedoms. They also started to dress in more casual clothing.

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Women were given the right to vote. ‘Flappers’ were women that were more scandalous than what most people expected women to be like and participated in activities that were deemed unladylike: drinking dancing to jazz, swearing, smoking, driving, and casual sex. 

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Women were given the right to vote. ‘Flappers’ were women that were more scandalous than what most people expected women to be like and participated in activities that were deemed unladylike: drinking dancing to jazz, swearing, smoking, driving, and casual sex. 

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Women were given more opportunities for work and a lot of the products that typically only wealthy people could buy were available to almost everyone. A lot of people became millionaires. People in Germany would burn money instead of firewood as it was cheaper.  

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Women were given more opportunities for work and a lot of the products that typically only wealthy people could buy were available to almost everyone. A lot of people became millionaires. People in Germany would burn money instead of firewood as it was cheaper.  

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The Harlem Renaissance was when the African-American community migrated from the south to the north due to racism. This became a safe place for equality.  

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The Harlem Renaissance was when the African-American community migrated from the south to the north due to racism. This became a safe place for equality.  

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The 18th amendment prohibited the sale and consumption of alcohol. However, this wasn't an enforceable law and people found loopholes and ways to still consume and sell, typically in underground clubs and secret parties. 

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The 18th amendment prohibited the sale and consumption of alcohol. However, this wasn't an enforceable law and people found loopholes and ways to still consume and sell, typically in underground clubs and secret parties. 

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Women were given the right to vote. Most women never acted in the way of a 'flapper' but many did adapt a flapper wardrobe.

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Women were given the right to vote. Most women never acted in the way of a 'flapper' but many did adapt a flapper wardrobe.

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The Jazz age began soon after World War 1, it was a period of time where jazz music and dance became popular.

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The Jazz age began soon after World War 1, it was a period of time where jazz music and dance became popular.

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The 18th amendment banned the manufacture and sale of intoxicating drinks.

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The 18th amendment banned the manufacture and sale of intoxicating drinks.

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The Jazz period was a vibrant period in time where Jazz music became popular worldwide typically amongst young people who would dance and party (with older people disliking it) and artists' having risen to fame. Additionally, there was even a name given to young people who would party and dance a lot: 'Bright Young Things' .

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Women during the 20s were given the rights to vote and had more freedom, the stereotypical norms associated with women were breaking down as 'Flappers' had risen against these stereotypes.

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Essentially normal civilians who worked average jobs were able to access products once thought of god tier products for the rich and people were had more chances to grow and become wealthy.

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A time when the African-American community was forced to migrate to the North of America from the South due to racism most arising from KKK clan. Harlem was heavily associated with racial equality as many writers and enthusiasts had spoken up on the racial equality issue.

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A time where the 18th amendment had banned the market of alcohol and other intoxicating drinks, this includes banning the manufacture and sale of these drinks. Prohibition though did have good intentions, people still wanted it. Gangs and smugglers had distributed these drinks and some of which had led to people dying as some of the drinks were of bad quality.

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the 20's was a decade where women's rights were dramatically upgraded, not only did they get the right to vote and dress more casually, but with these added freedoms many of the stereotypes amongst the women had broken away as well.

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it was called the jazz age in america, the british 

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it was called the jazz age in america, the british 

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Ended with the 1929 stock crash

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doing things normally considered "unladylike" was no longer as frowned upon

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low prices and generous credit enabled civilians to buy more luxuries such as automobiles which became a staple of consumerism

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the music was able to be heard across the world and originated in oregon USA

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This was the beginning of womens rights