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RURAL VS. URBAN

Scope’s Trial - “monkey trial” Evolution or Science??

PROHIBITION – 18 th Amendment thanks to the WCTU No producing, making or selling of alcoholic beverages

Al Capone- Bootlegger & Gangster

21 st Amendment Prohibition Created a huge increase in crime 1933 – 21 st Amendment is passed finally the 18 th Amendment is repealed.

SPEAKEASIES & the Charleston click photo below

Carrie Chapman Catt NAWSA National American Woman Suffrage Association President

Alice Paul & Lucy Burns Created the NWP --National Women’s Party Jailed and beat Their movement catapulted women’s suffrage to the forefront!

Women’s Suffrage 19 th Amendment

Flappers

CLARA BOW “IT GIRL” of the 1920’s Click picture below

MARGARET SANGER Created the first Birth Control Clinic Jailed many times. Click photo for video

Jeanette Rankin First female to become a House of Representatives member. From Montana

Charles Lindberg Click above photo

Harlem Renaissance The Harlem Renaissance occurred during the 1920’s in Harlem, a part of NYC, New York. It included, many famous African American singers, artists, poets, writers, musicians, and entertainers.

Louis Armstrong Click on image below

W.E.B. DuBois He held 4 Degrees Professor of Economics and History at University of Atlanta 1909 he helped found the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

Claude McKay (1889– May 22, 1948) was a Jamaican writer and poet.

Marcus Garvey Created the UNIA Movement (Universal Negro Improvement Association) “Black is Beautiful”

James Weldon Johnson POET & LAWYER Tries to get Anti-Lynching Laws passed

Ida B. Wells-Barnett Writer and editor who crusaded to stop Lynching

Langston Hughes American poet, novelist, playwright, short story writer, and columnist.

Bessie Smith “EMPRESS of the BLUES” Click on photo to the right. Click on photo To the right For Norah Jones song on Bessie Smith

SCOTT JOPLIN Composer of: “The Entertainer” “The Maple Leaf Rag” Click on photo to right

Ballyhoo Insignificant events blown way out of proportion by the media!

Athletics Jack Dempsey Knute Rockne Red Grange

BABE RUTH

Charlie Chaplin Click photo to the right

Al JOLSON Click photo to left

Materialism F. Scott Fitzgerald The GREAT GATSBY

ERNEST HEMINGWAY A Farewell to Arms

Literature T.S. ElliotThe Waste LandSinclair Lewis

Talkies From Silent film to Movies with sound!

The Cotton Club Click photo to the left

1920’s New Inventions Refrigerators Electric irons Radios Washing MachinesautomobilesSweepers

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