Popular Culture of the 20’s and 30’s

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Popular Culture of the 20’s and 30’s VUS10.a Popular Culture of the 20’s and 30’s How did radio, movies, newspapers and magazines promote challenges to traditional values?

Mass Media: Radio Broadcast Jazz Music Soap Operas Fireside Chats

Mass Media: Movies Provided information through “Newsreels” Escape from realities of the Depression Many different types of movies were popular

Mass Media: Newspapers and Magazines Sparked fads in fashion and style Muckraking was still popular Helped to shape cultural norms and serve as a “nationalizing” agent

Challenges to Traditional Values Traditional Religion Darwin’s Theory and the Scopes Trial

Challenges to Traditional Values Traditional Role of Women Flappers 19th Amendment

Challenges to Traditional Values Open Immigration Immigration Restriction Act of 1921 Rise of the new KKK

Challenges to Traditional Values Smuggling – Bootleggers Speakeasies Rise of Organized Crime Prohibition

Popular culture reflected the prosperity of the era as America underwent another social transformation.