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The Roaring Twenties :

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Characterizing the decade's distinctive cultural edge and emphasizing the era's social, artistic, and cultural dynamism.

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Art, Literature and Culture

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How did they change in the 1920

1920's

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CULTURE

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2013

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Compair & Contrast

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A "Flapper" was the new trend in the 1920's. They took risks and redefined modern womanhood. I see much of a similarity between the 1920's flapper and todays celebrity. Clearly they are both taking risks for their time and re-defining the "normal"

brooke_ogierman — 2013-02-19 20:34:28 UTC

ART

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In the 1920's American artists

challenged traditional values.

there was several new modern

ideas taking place in Chicagos

South side and Manhattan's

Greenwich Village.

Click Here For A Quick Side Show Of Some Art From The 1920's

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Artists had the freedom to express themselves.

Everyone wanted to be different. John Marin stated

that "the whole city (was) alive; buildings, people,

all are alive; and the more they move me the more

I feel them to be alive" (History Book 382).

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LITERATURE

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Poets seem to be writing in more creative ways. but all of their topics seem to be about important facts of life.

Want to read a poem from the 1920's? click below!

brooke_ogierman — 2013-02-22 02:15:17 UTC

HOW DID AFRICAN AMERICANS INFLUENCE AMERICAN SOCIETY IN THE 1920'S

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The great Migration was the movement of 6 million African Americans out of the Southern U.S into to the NorthEast, MidWest, and West.

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Brooke Ogierman

The Harlem Renaissance

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Defined as a cultural movement

Click Below To Watch A Video On The Harlem Renaissance

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Literature Changed As Well

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brooke_ogierman — 2013-02-22 20:06:59 UTC

Heres a quote from a poem by Zora Neale Hurston... "Finally she grew quiet, and after that, coherent thought. With this, stalked through her a cold, bloody rage. Hours of this, a period of introspection, a space of retrospection"

Zora Neale Hurston

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MUSIC CHANGED TOO

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Many new Writers cane out. such as Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith and many more

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The Cotton Club was a famous jaz music night club located in the Harlemneighborhood

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Louis Armstrong

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Bessie Smith

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NAACP

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Their job was to to ensure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights among everyone

brooke_ogierman — 2013-02-22 20:28:31 UTC