1. Roaring 20s Chapter 32, Part 2

3. Ford Changes Everything 1910 69 car companies produce 180k cars Taylor—The Father of Scientific Management Model T- tin lizzy, affordable even by a Ford worker, $260 Made 500k by 1914, 20 million by 1930 The assembly line, control of workers

4. Gasoline Age Bigger than steel, thousands of new jobs Rubber, glass, fabric, steel, service stations, garages Petroleum business!! California, Texas, Oklahoma Highways, greatly improved commerce Less isolation Helped criminals

5. Americans owned more cars than bathtubs You can’t go to town in a bathtub.

6. Airplanes Wright Bros. 12/17/03 Lindbergh takes the Spirit of St Louis New York to Paris in 33+ hours ($25K)

8. Radio Italian Marconi, 1890 KDKA broadcasts Harding election results Amos and Andy, A&P Gypsies Advertising, soap operas, serials

9. First big silent film

10. First talkie

11. Changing Times Margret Sanger tries to popularize contraceptives ERA campaign by Alice Paul Flapper styles Jazz! WC Handy (St. Louis Blues), Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver

12. Harlem Langston Hughes with his common language poetry Marcus Garvey, United Negro Improvement Association, resettlement

13. Cultural Changes New Yorker Edith Wharton Willa Cather, life on the praries HL Mencken, Bad Boy of Baltimore, anti establishment F Scott Fitzgerald’s This Side of Paradise a book for the times Hemingway The Sun Also Rises, Farewell to Arms Babbitt, by Sinclair Lewis

14. Writers/Artists Ezra Pound’s poetry TS Eliot, The Waste Land Poet ee cummings Playwright Eugene ONeill Frank Lloyd Wright tries to create architecture from the site 103 Story Empire State Building

16. Bull Market Investments hopping Melon reduces taxes