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1 The development of popular music and culture
- Evaluate the development and impact of Jazz music; - Evaluate the impact of the radio and gramophone; - Describe the dancing and the speakeasy culture

2 Dancing, Radio and Jazz Using pages 36 of the white book & A3 sheet.
Notes on significance of Radio & Gramophone – highlight key words and statistics.

3 Dancing, Radio and Jazz 36&37 of the white book & the A3 sheet. You are a club / dancehall owner and your task is to design a flyer advertising your club. Include type of music and dances, musicians that are playing and who you are appealing to.

4 What do you think of this? What do you think is going on?

5 What do you think of this? What do you think is going on?

6 The Sporty, the crazes and the just plain weird!
Using of the orange book and the pages on the VLE what was the significance of the following terms / people. Babe Ruth; Jack Dempsey; Gene Tunney; Charles Lindberg; Amelia Earhart; Gertrude Ederle Dance Marathons; Flagpole Sitting, Mah Jongg, Live Goldfish eating, tabloid newspapers, Crossword puzzles.

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