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Trends in Shopping Rising incomes Women in the marketplace Consumers National Consumer League New opportunities Department stores Chain stores A & P F. W. Woolworth F. W. Woolworth

Entertainment Sporting Events Baseball Barn storming FootballBasketball James Naismith Prize Fighting Music and Theatre VaudevilleNickelodeons Motion picture D.W. Griffith

Entertainment (con’t) Pleasure Parks Central Park Coney Island Luna Park DreamlandLiterature Newspaper production Dime novels The Red Badge of Courage

Central Park

Coney Island

Coney Island Attractions

Luna Park

Other forms of entertainment Family gatherings TelephoneSwitchboard

Growth in Education Public Schools Colleges and Universities Private institutions Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862

Women in the Victorian Age Separate “spheres” Higher education Mount Holyoke Changing roles in society Changing roles in society

Queen Victoria

Victorian depiction of women

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