Economy & Culture

1. Economy & Culture

2. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • A. Technology • 1. Electricity • Rising Demand • 1913-1927 4x Customers • 16% to 63% w/ lights • 2. New Products

3. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • B. Consumerism

4. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • B. Consumerism • 1. Buying on Credit • Old View v. New View • Installment Plan • 1929 = 60% Cars, 70% of furniture, 80% vacuums, radios, refrig., 90% sewing & washing machines

5. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • C. Advertising

6. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • C. Advertising

7. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • C. Advertising • 1. Bruce Barton “Picked up 12 men from the bottom of society and forged an organization that conquered the world.”

8. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • D. Increased Productivity • 1. Scientific Management • E. Henry Ford & Automobile • 1. Model T

9. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • E. Henry Ford & Automobile • 2. Assembly Line • 3. Factory Town & Philosophy

10. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • F. Impact of Automobile • 1. Economic Impact • 2. Social Impact

11. Roaring Twenties • I. New Economy • G. Labor in the New Era • 1. “Welfare Capitalism” • 2. “American Plan” (open shop) • 3. Hard Times for Organized Labor • H. Farm Problems

12. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 1. Radio • a. 1920, KDKA (Pittsburgh)

13. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 1. Radio • b. 1930 = +800 stations & 10 million radios • NBC & CBS

14. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 1. Radio • c. Bring People Together

15. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 2. Movie Industry

16. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 2. Movie Industry

17. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 2. Movie Industry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MUBrClhgks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdPgGqnjSTI

18. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 2. Movie Industry The Jazz Singer

19. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • A. Entertainment/Mass Media • 2. Movie Industry Mary Pickford Clara Bow

20. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • B. Popular Heroes • 1. Sports

21. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • B. Popular Heroes • 1. Sports http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS7Iq_I0i6M

22. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • B. Popular Heroes • 1. Sports

23. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • B. Popular Heroes • 2. Charles Lindbergh

24. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • B. Popular Heroes • 3. Amelia Earhart

25. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • C. Women & Changing Roles • 1. Revolution in Morals • a. Flapper Image • b. Sigmund Freud

26. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • C. Women & Changing Roles • 1. Revolution in Morals • c. Margaret Sanger & Birth Control

27. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • C. Women & Changing Roles • 2. At Home, Divorce, & Education “No Ring”

28. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • D. Jazz Age

29. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • E. Harlem Renaissance • 1. Poets and Musicians • 2. Marcus Garvey • a. UNIA & “Back to Africa” Zora Neale Hurston

30. Roaring Twenties • II. New Culture • C. Literature of Alienation • 1. “Lost Generation” • H.L. Mencken • F. Scott Fitzgerald • Theodore Dreiser • Ernest Hemingway • Sinclair Lewis • William Faulkner • Poetry—Eliot, Frost, Cummings • 2. Architecture—Frank Lloyd Wright