1. What is Going on in the World: Socially By Mel Pantano, Jackie Minor, Tam Nguyen

2. African Americans In Pop Culture

3.  Jesse Owens (track) wins 4 “Nazi Olympics” gold metals  Hitler refuses to shake black athletes hands  Joe Louis defeats Max Schmeling and Primo Carnera Popular Athletes  Jesse Owens  Joe Louis  Cornelius Johnson  Ralph Matcalfe  Mack Robinson Events

4. Popular Authors  Langston Huges(poet)  Countee Cullen(poet)  Jessie Fauset (writer/ editor)  Movement in Harlem where black intellectuals gathered and shared their works with the world

5. Sports in the 1930’s

6. Sports Hit Hard Times  Elimination of certain college sports  Minor league teams suffer  Salary drops  Gambling sports almost die out  Dwindling audiences Solutions  Baseball’s All-Star game was created  Radio broadcast and crowd pleasing attractors added  NCAA tournament was developed  Football allowed the forward pass

7.  Baseball produced some of its finest players of all time, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe DiMaggio  Despite the Great Depression, America hosted the 1932 Summer and Winter Olympic Games  In 1936, Jesse Owens, overcame prejudice at the “Nazi Olympics” and swept competition  Joe Louis defeated Max Smelting in boxing match that held symbolism of democracy vs. Nazism

8. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal  Helped rebuild baseball and football fields, basketball courts, and tracks  Restored horse racing back into a popular event  Popularized winter sports Setbacks  Strikes, labor strive and violence slowed work  Immigrants preferred their homelands sports over Americas  Women and black athletes gain more recognition and acceptance

9. Popular Fashions, Music, Movies, and Books of the 1930’s

10. Music of the 1930’s  Jazz Music  Swing  Classical Music  Louis Armstrong  Glen Miller  Judy Garland  Billie Holiday  Country  Show tunes Popular Artists Popular Songs  'In the Mood' by Glen Miller  'Somewhere Over the Rainbow' by Glen Miller and Judy Garland.

11. Popular Movies of the 1930s  Modern Times  Mr. Smith Goes to Washington  Gone with the Wind  The Wizard of Oz  It Happened One Night  La Grande Illusion  Pépé le Moko  The Public Enemy  Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs  Horse Feathers Directors  Charlie Chaplin  Frank Capra  Victor Fleming  William Cottrel  David Hand  James Whale  George Stevens  David Butler

12. Fashion of the 1930’s  Sport dressing became even more popular in the Thirties  long, wide-skirted, narrow- waisted, colorful gowns of chiffon and other lightweight materials  Reflecting Thirties’ streamlined design, as well as women’s new freedom to wear trousers  sport dressing  evening gowns  afternoon dresses  wool suits  At the end of the decade, there were half as many customers as at the beginning

13. Popular Novels of the 1930’s  The Hobbit  Gone With the Wind  The Grapes of Wrath  Brave New World  Rebecca  Of Mice and Men  And Then There Were None  Little House in the Big Woods (Little House, #1)  Murder on the Orient Express  The Big Sleep (Philip Marlowe, #1)  Madeline  The Good Earth (House of Earth, #1)  As I Lay Dying  Little House on the Prairie (Little House, #2) Authors  J.R.R. Tolkien  Margaret Mitchell  John Steinbeck  Aldous Huxley  Daphne du Maurier  John Steinbeck  Agatha Christie

14. Recreation & Activities During the 1930’s

15.  Board Games  -ex.-Scrabble, Monopoly, etc.  Reading  -books, magazines, comics, etc.  Radio  -average family owned radio  -War of the Worlds, 1938

16.  Sports  -most inexpensive  -professional sports started  Parks  -playground games  Camping  -national parks

17.  Gave rise to professional sports  Many new books, music, movies  People created new ways to entertain  -ex. Board games, camping, etc.  All were somehow influenced by the Great Depression

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