List some of the most famous people in the U.S.  Country:  1. worked from dusk to dawn  2. Evenings would bring reading, playing games, singing around.

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List some of the most famous people in the U.S.

 Country:  1. worked from dusk to dawn  2. Evenings would bring reading, playing games, singing around the piano.  City:  1. Average work week went from 70hrs in 1850 to 45 by  2. Work week decreased from 7 days to 5  3. Salary and wages increased

 With more free time and disposable income, urban people looked for new sources of entertainment:  Nickelodeons – Name for movie theaters (because it only cost a nickel to get in.  During the 1920s, million people went to movies each week.

 Ideal entertainment (because immigrants didn’t speak English.  Charlie Chaplin – Most famous of the silent movie starts  om/watch?v=U9Binpcq WGM om/watch?v=U9Binpcq WGM  The Jazz Singer – 1927 film that was the 1 st movie with sound.  Movies with sound were called “talkies”  be.com/watch?v=2 2NQuPrwbHA be.com/watch?v=2 2NQuPrwbHA

 KDKA (Pittsburgh) was the 1 st radio station in the U.S.  Americans listened to music, religious sermons, educational lectures, news and weather reports, etc.

Sports figures Dare Devils

- Organized sports became more popular, Americans made celebrities out of star athletes - Jim Thorpe was considered one of the greatest athletes of the 1920s - Babe Ruth would become one of baseball’s greatest homerun hitters.

Charles LindberghAmelia Earhart - May 1927: - Charles Lindbergh became the 1 st person to fly across the Atlantic (many died before him) - His plane was called “The Spirit of St. Louis ” - NY to France (33hrs) - Called “Lucky Lindy”  One year later:  Amelia Earhart became the 1 st woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean

 A young woman with short skirts and rouged cheeks who had their hair cropped close in a style known as a bob.

 Psychologist Sigmund Freud – argued that much of human behavior is driven not by rational thought but by unconscious desires.

 Writers were known as “The Lost Generation”  F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway  Often wrote about the reality of the American Dream

 - Something people follow with great excitement but only for a short period time.

Dance MarathonsOuija Boards

MonopolyDrive-in-Theater

SlinkySwallowing Goldfish

Ant FarmsHula Hoop

Car HopsPoodle Skirts

Bellbottom JeansFallout Shelters

Barbie DollsLava Lamps

8 Track Tape PlayerMexican Jumping Beans

Disco MusicMood Rings

Boom BoxesBreak Dancing

Rubrics CubeSlap Bracelets

Video ArcadesCabbage Patch Dolls

Hacky SackMiami Vice Fashion

Tickle Me ElmoBeanie Babies

Fanny PacksBoy Bands

Grunge LookHip Hop Fashion

Glitter Eye ShadowCrocs

Silly BandzFlash Mobs

 DVDs and movie channels?  Emojis ?  Current social media (facebook,twitter,etc.)?  Reality TV?

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