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Canada during the Roaring 20s
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POLITICS OF THE 1920s Aurthur Meighen William Lyon Mackenzie King Wilfrid Laurier Robert Borden
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1919: Laurier Dies
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New Liberal Leader elected: William Lyon Mackenzie King
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1920 Borden Resigns Arthur Meighen New Prime Minister
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NEW TECHNOLOGY
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1920 - November 2: First ‘licensed’ commercial Radio broadcast
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Radio Broadcasting
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Hot Rides…
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A Country Road…
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1927 Ford Model T
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1928 Ford Model A Roadster
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Arts and Entertainment
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First Hockey Night in Canada Foster Hewitt: March 22, 1923
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The ‘Group of Seven’
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Emily Carr
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Silent Films
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Felix the Cat
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1927 – The First ‘Talkie’ The Jazz Singer is released
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Mary Pickford
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Jazz & Dance The Charleston
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WOMEN IN THE 1920s
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Flappers and Fashion
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Recall earlier fashion of 1900s
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Flappers
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Flapper Girls “The flapper was the heroine of the Jazz Age. With short hair and a short skirt, with turned- down hose and powdered knees - the flapper must have seemed to her mother like a rebel. No longer confined to home and tradition, the typical flapper was a young women who was often thought of as a little fast and maybe even a little brazen. Mostly, the flapper offended the older generation because she defied conventions of acceptable feminine behavior. The flapper was ‘modern.’”
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First female MP Agnes Macphail elected December 6, 1921
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The Persons’ Case 1929
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The Persons’ Case The Persons’ Case was fought by five Albertan women Emily Murphy Emily Murphy Nellie McClung Nellie McClung Irene Parlby Irene Parlby Henrietta Muir Edwards Henrietta Muir Edwards Louise McKinney Louise McKinney
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Sports
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LIONEL CONACHER
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1928 OLYMPICS
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Canada’s Team includes women for the 1 st time
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Percy Williams
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Prohibition
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Stock Market Crash October 29, 1929
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