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Mass Media in the Jazz Age Chapter 20 Section 2

Question… What is the Mass Media and what role does it have on the culture of a society?

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The Jazz Age Duke Ellington Louis Armstrong

The Jazz Spirit George Gershwin Influenced Rhapsody in Blue Painting Literature George Gershwin

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The Harlem Renaissance James Weldon Johnson Langston Hughes

Questions… What is the Mass Media and what role does it have on the culture of a society? What role did Mass Media play in the 1920s? Is it’s role different today?