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Today’s Topic: The Beginnings of Pop Culture Turn of the “Modern Century” 1900s 1.) When & How did we become a nation consumed by Popular Culture? 2.) Who is the Father of Pop Culture?

TO PARTICIPATE IN POP CULTURE In order to create Popular Culture…. People need: More Money! TO SPEND CONSUMING POP CULTURE More Free-Time! TO PARTICIPATE IN POP CULTURE

Late 1800s America:

At the Turn of the 20th Century (1900s): In order for something to be popular, lots of people have to know about it. At the Turn of the 20th Century (1900s): Q: What are some things preventing people from taking part in pop culture? Long work hours = don’t have time for it Low pay = can’t afford to be part of it Uneducated = can’t read about it, can’t learn about it Lack of movement = hard to spread ideas

True or False: Henry Ford invented the car. 1672 = Ferdinand Verbiest created the first steam powered “vehicle” Designed a steam propelled trolley as a toy for the emperor

1769 = Nicolas Cugnot designed the world’s first working self-propelled vehicle Weighed 2.5 tons 2 rear tires, 1 front Seated 4 passengers Speed: 2 mph

David Dunbar Buick Walter Chrysler Karl Benz Ransom E. Olds

Henry Ford: The Father of Pop Culture July 30, 1863 -- April 7, 1947 Did not invent automobile, but developed the first automobile that Americans could afford Helped to develop the assembly line technique of mass production In 1914, sales passed 250,000. By 1916, sales reached 472,000. By 1918, half of all cars in America were Model T's.

Henry Ford’s Assembly Line! Mass Production

Long work hours = don’t have time for it Low pay = can’t afford to be part of it Uneducated = can’t read about it, learn about it Lack of movement = hard to spread ideas 8 hour work day = more leisure time Paid $5/day; provided housing Better Pay = kids don’t work and go to school Hello, he invented the car

Detroit = Motor City

The “Sunday Drive”

96 people died in 1900 from car accidents

Cars influenced fashion:

Pre-1900s ideal woman: “Gibson Girl” (personification of the feminine ideal of beauty) Before Cars

Hobble Skirt Before Cars After Cars