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Chapter 21 The Roaring Twenties

Population exploded in the cities  2 Million people were leaving small town American and moving to the cities every year  New York Million  Chicago - 3 Million  Philadelphia – 2 Million

18 th Amendment  Prohibition  Selling  Manufacturing  Consumption  Transportation

Speakeasies  Dancing  Drinking  Women  Gambling

Organized Crime AAl Capone EElliot Ness UUntouchables PUBLIC ENEMY # 1

Elliot Ness and the Untouchables

Science and Religion Clash

Fundamentalism  Skeptical of scientific knowledge  Important knowledge found in Bible  Rejected the theory of evolution  Believed God’s creation story from Bible

Scopes Trial  John T. Scopes – Biology teacher in Tennessee  Clarence Darrow  William Jennings Bryan  Evolution vs. Biblical  Social Darwinism

Women of the 1920’s  Flappers  Casual Dating  Swim Suits changed  Courtships Changed  Double Standard

A Changing Culture  School enrollments went up  Mass Media Radio Broadcasts  News Coverage

American Heroes and Icons

Gertrude Ederle

George Herman Ruth “Babe” “Sultan of Swat”

Andrew “Rube” Foster Founder of the Negro National League

Helen Wills “Little Miss Poker Face”

Charles LindbergH First nonstop Transatlantic flight MAY 1927

George Gershwi n Compos er

Georgia O’Keeffe Painter

Sinclair Lewis Nobel Peace Prize Winner

F. Scott Fitzgerald AUTHOR OF The Great Gatsby

Harlem was a Bustling Town

Langsto n Hughes

Louis B. Armstrong

Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington

Bessie Smith

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