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2 The Lost Generation & Pop Culture of the 1920’s

3 Writers who were disillusioned at what they saw in American society. 1896-1940 F. Scott Fitzgerald “The Jazz Age” Sinclair Lewis 1885-1951

4 Writers who were disillusioned at what they saw in American society. Ernest Hemingway John Steinbeck 1899-19611902-1968

5 Popular Culture Magazines Radio Entertainment 19271928 Credit

6 Popular Culture SportsAirplanes Charles Lindbergh (1927) – 1 st Solo, Non-Stop flight over the Atlantic Ocean in the Spirit of St. Louis. Babe RuthHelen Willis

7 Popular Culture Automobiles Shortened the distance between cities and towns. Changed the way mass production was done. Changed the American landscape with paved roads, gas stations, repair shops, public garages, motels, tourists camps, shopping centers, stop signs, traffic lights.

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