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The Roaring 20’s
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I. Changing Role of Women
The 19th Amendment in 1920 gave women the right to vote TN vote made the “Perfect 36” to pass the amendment. Gov. Albert Roberts called a special session to vote on the change. Harry Burns – last to vote and vote that pushed the verdict.
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Women’s presence in the workplace increased.
New hairstyles, clothing styles, and cosmetics gained popularity The term “flappers” was coined for women who boldly adopted the chic new fashions.
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Flappers
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E. Birth control introduced by Margaret Sanger
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II. Shift in Population Patterns
The Great Migration Thousands of African Americans fled poverty, racial discrimination, and limited educational opportunities in the South to settle in northern cities.
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The states in blue had the ten largest net gains of African-Americans during the Great Migration, while the states in red had the ten largest net losses.
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B. The Harlem Renaissance
In New York City, African-American art, literature, and music flourished in Harlem, a neighborhood in northern Manhattan.
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III. The Growth of Mass Media
Print and broadcast methods communicating information and entertainment to large numbers of people.
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B. The growth of radio helps three other distinctive hallmarks of the 1920’s:
The popularity of jazz
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The growth of pro sports
Babe Ruth Red Grange
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Increasing use of the phonograph
Increasing use of the phonograph. (Invented by Thomas Edison) (Record Player)
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C. Motion pictures In 1927, silent movies gave way to “talkies” with the film The Jazz Singer, starring Al Jolson.
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IV. The Untouchables Eliot Ness
Organized a top squad of young detectives to go after gangsters Strictly enforced prohibition laws Known for their dedication and honesty
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B. Al Capone Ruled Chicago’s underworld
Gain control over liquor sales by waging war on rival gangs.
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The Untouchables (1987)
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IV. BOOK WORK Read Pages as well as the Comparing Viewpoints on Write and Answer Questions 1 and 2 that correspond with the Comparing Viewpoints. Read Pages Write and answer the Checkpoint Question. Read Pages Read Pages Write and answer #6 from the Section Assessment.
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