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1 Bell Work Define: (pages 316-322) Flapper Mass Media Nativism Quota system Prohibition Expatriate

2 The Roaring 20’s Chapter 10 Section 4 Pages 316-322

3 Changes for Women 19 th Amendment Women in all states have the right to vote Role of women changes slightly Teachers, nurses, offices assistants Flapper Changing morals and new freedoms

4 Movies and Radio Mass media Leads to quick cultural changes Technology leads to more leisure time Movies allow for escapes The Jazz Singer First movie with sound or “talkie” “Talkie”

5 5 The Jazz Age Rooted in African American music Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington Bessie Smith Harlem Renaissance blossoming of African American culture in music, arts, sports, entertainment

6 6 Prohibition Temperance movement “noble experiment” 18th Amendment outlaws alcohol Leads to rise in Organized Crime; Al Capone 21st Amendment Repeals the 18th

7 7 Other things to Note Scopes Trail Evolution can be taught Nativism Rebirth of the KKK Immigrants took jobs Scare tactics against Jews, Catholics, immigrants 1928 Election Al Smith (D) Catholic Herbert Hoover (R) Good economy

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