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BOOMING Economy Unprecedented Economic Growth

Photo by cadfael1979cadfael1979

Photo by Rob!Rob!

by United Nations PhotoUnited Nations Photoby TymtoiTymtoi

More efficient (cheaper) production Less need for skilled laborers

Ford Model T

Radios & Refrigerators

Installment Plan

The Great Migration African Americans Leave the South

Black % of Population 1900 Black = % Brown = % Red = % Orange = % Light orange = % Gray = 0.99% or less

CLICK for more paintings from Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series DESTINATION: Northern Cities DESTINATION: Northern Cities

CLICK for more paintings from Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series Employment Opportunities

CLICK for more paintings from Jacob Lawrence’s Migration Series ESCAPE Lynching

Black % of Population 1900 Black = % Brown = % Red = % Orange = % Light orange = % Gray = 0.99% or less

Black % of Population 1990 Black = % Brown = % Red = % Orange = % Light orange = % Gray = 0.99% or less

Black music popular with white audiences

JAZZ The prevalence of Jazz on the radio broke down a cultural barrier.

The “Gold Dust Twins” had a radio show, too!

The Most SUCCESSFUL Silent Film EVER

Harlem Renaissance African American intellectual movement Literature, Poetry, Art, etc. Langston Hughes Langston Hughes novelist and poet