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Cultural Innovations Pages 221-223

Terms 222-223 Bohemian – unconventional; not bound by the rules of society Diverse – being different from one another Mass media – medium of communication (such as television and radio) intended to reach a wide audience Unify – to bring together with similar goals or ideas

Progress Check 222 Why did many artists, poets, playwrights, and novelists move to Paris in the 1920’s? They were frustrated by the increasingly superficial consumerism in the United States.

Progress Check 223 Why did new national pastimes emerge during the 1920’s, and what were some of the most popular new ways for Americans to spend their leisure time? Increased economic prosperity and better technology allowed people to make more money in less time. Americans turned to movies, radio, sports, and other emerging mass media outlets for entertainment.

Taking Notes 221 Art Literature Popular Culture Diverse styles Modern experience Art Diverse subject matter Negative effects of war Society’s superficiality Literature Mass Media spreads new ideas America is unified through shared experiences Popular Culture

Lots of people still attend the movies but there are no live bands. Critical Thinking 223 How does seeing a movie today compare and contrast with what you observe in the photograph of early moviegoers? Lots of people still attend the movies but there are no live bands.