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Images of the 1920s

Flappers

Celebrities of the 1920s Charles Lindbergh

Sigmund Freud Henry Ford

Josephine Baker

Mary Pickford Rudolph Valentino

Babe Ruth and the New York Yankees

Clara Bow Al Jolson

1920s Lifestyle

Flag pole sitting The Charleston

1920s movie “palace”

The great American novel of the 1920s

Small town merchants pose in front of their bank

The discovery of King Tut’s tomb

Prohibition – the “Noble Experiment” Al Capone Carrie nation

Making wine or beer at home for personal consumption was legal, but making it for sale was not.

Massacred mob victims speakeasies Anti-alcohol preacher Billy Sunday

The Scopes Trial John Scopes William Jennings Bryan

Darrow puts Bryan on the stand

Women’s Suffrage

Anti-suffrage poster

Women voting in 1920 Women arrested for bathing

Jeanette Rankin

Harlem Renaissance Langston Hughes Zora Neal Hurston

Marcus Garvey

Cartoon about putting off an anti-lynching bill

Omaha race riot Chicago rioters

Labor Strife John L. Lewis Labor leader

Boston police strike

President Calvin Coolidge

President Warren G. Harding

President Herbert Hoover

Teapot Dome Scandal Pres. Coolidge dancing with big business Socialist Party president and labor leader Eugene V. Debs Gets almost 1 million votes for president while in prison

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