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1 Cassidy Smithers Honors U.S. History 2nd period
Fads of the 1920s Cassidy Smithers Honors U.S. History 2nd period

2 National Fads radio rebellion fashion games/pastimes dancing
allowed for a greater audience rebellion fashion games/pastimes dancing

3 Dance Crazes Dance marathons Dance Moves
dance for 45 mins, rest for 15 mins lasted for 36 hours + Dance Moves The Charleston Shimmy Fox Trot

4 links to dances How to Dance the Foxtrot | Howcast
Charleston Dance Becomes Popular in 1923 The Roaring Twenties - Dancing The Shimmy - YouTube

5 Odd Fads Flagpole Sitting Longest Held Record
15 year old, Avon Foreman of Baltimore set the amature record Longest Held Record Peggy Townsend avon- 10 days, 10 hours 10 minutes and 10 seconds peggy-217 days in 2963

6 Game Fever Mah-Jongg Crossword Puzzles Mini Golf Monopoly

7 Fashion Flappers Bright red Lipstick Cloche Hat Smoking Zippers
women going against the “norms” of society boy-ish figures boobed hair Bright red Lipstick Cloche Hat Smoking Zippers Wing Tipped Shoes Zoot Suits cloche hat- french word “bell”

8 Bye!

9 Sources ushistory.org crazyfads.com/20s40s.htm
digitalhistory.uh.edu/era.cfm?eraid=13

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