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1920s society

Roles of Women Flapper- women who followed new trends Shorter dresses, jazz music, make up, career oriented 1920=

Cities continue to grow Increase in African-American population (see 355)

Celebrities of the 1920s Harlem Globetrotters-1 st all African- American Basketball Team Actually played in Chicago World Basketball Title –Also beat Minneapolis Lakers (George Mikan) –Then resort to trick tactics

Babe Ruth ; Yankees home run hitter. 4 World Series titles

Jim Thorpe Olympics; won pentathlon and decathlon Later lost medals due to minor league baseball career (returned in 1982) 2$ ($46 today)per game Common amongst college athletes who used aliases! 1920s- Pro football and baseball

1912 Olympics