The Roaring Twenties By: Jordan Huffman A Decade of Changes  Fashion  Cinema  Music  Dance  Prohibition  Women’s Rights  End of an Era.

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The Roaring Twenties By: Jordan Huffman

A Decade of Changes  Fashion  Cinema  Music  Dance  Prohibition  Women’s Rights  End of an Era

Fashion

1920’s Cinema Black & White, Silent films added Color and Sound during the 1920’s.  First all color film (1922)  First sound effects and music (1926)  First film with limited talking (1927)  First all color and all talking film (1928) Film Posters

1920’s Movies 1920’s Music

Music Jazz became the most popular form of music. Performed by:  Louis Armstrong  Duke Ellington  Fletcher Henderson  Joe “King” Oliver

Dance Dance clubs became popular and peaked in the late 1920’s. Most popular  Foxtrot  Waltz  American Tango And new trendy dances  Charleston  Lindy Hop

Prohibition The 18 th Amendment in 1920 Prohibited manufacture, sale, import, and export of alcohol.  Speakeasies were hidden, illegal bars during prohibition.  Gangsters such as Lucky Luciano and Al Capone become famous.  Prohibition was repealed in 1933.

Changing times for women.  The 19 th Amendment gave women the right to vote.  Young independent women were called flappers.  Flappers were known for wearing short skirts, bobbed hair, excessive makeup, smoking and drinking. Women’s Rights

End of an Era Roaring 20’s come crashing to an end.  The Wall Street Stock Market collapsed on October 29 th 1929  This was known as Black Tuesday  The end of the Roaring 20’s would be followed by the Great Depression.