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THE ROARING TWENTIES Marissa Rojas & Ted Waddell

Thesis The 1920’s was a time of excitement, new fads and economic prosperity. As time went on, the economy declined greatly causing devastation for all.

The Beginning o Slow Start o Eased into booming economy

Fashion Women (flappers) o skirts o stockings o hats o hair in bobs

Fashion Men o formal wear no more o sports clothes/jackets o brighter clothes

Music o Jazz o Bessie Smith o Ragtime o Broadway Musical

Social Life o Dancing o Drinking o Radio o Sports o ture=related ture=related

Leaders: Presidents o Woodrow Wilson ( ) o Warren G. Harding ( ) o Calvin Coolidge ( ) o Herbert Hoover ( )

Economic Policies  Prohibition  Harding & Coolidge Plans  Over Confidence  Hoover’s Passive Plans

Sports  Babe Ruth  Lou Gehrig  Bill Tilden  Jack Dempsey

Technology  Mass production  Movies  Radio  Model T

The Ending o 1928 o Women’s voting rights o 1929 o Black Tuesday o Crash

Works Cited  “1920’s” Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. 17 May  “Herbert Hoover.” Angelfire. 17 May 2009http://angelfire.com/co/psct/oover.html.  America: History of Our Nation. Upper Saddle River, MA: Prentice Hall (School Division), ( )