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Explore how women's choices, flappers, and the rise of black nationalism influenced fashion and society in the 1920s, as well as the devastating effects of the stock market crash leading to the Great Depression.
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_____________ • Women got the _______to _______. (______ amendment) • They had more choices such as: • Whether or not to get _______, be a ________, have _____, or have a _________.
Flappers were considered ________ _______. They had short sleek hair. They wore a _______than ________ shapeless shift dress.They wore make-up and put it on in public. (just like El Dorado girls)They _______their ______in _________. Fashion
___________ _____________ In large northern cities, especially New York City’s neighborhood of Harlem, ________ _________ created environments that stimulated ________development, _______ ______, a sense of _________and ________organization, which led to a ______creative ____-________ of ________ ________ arts. This became known as the__________ _____________
Negro Nationalism THE _________ _______LED AFRICAN AMERICANS TO A NEW ROLE IN _____AND _________. _________BLACK LEADER ________ ________IDEA OF "NEGRO NATIONALISM" GLORIFIED BLACK __________AND _______ Negro Nationalism glorified black _____, traditions, ______and ______. It encouraged ________ ______ and ______ ______, but also voiced the need for __________ and _________ from whites.
Many Americans bought on the ______________, _____________________________________________________________________. Paying off debt left money to purchase goods. What especially hurt the _________and intensified the Depression was the ______ of _______on _______through the__________-__________ TARIFF. In return, _________ __________ did not buy _________ _________.
The _______ ________ was established as a system for ________and ________ shares of companies. _______ Market - period during which the stock market falls steadily. _______ Market - a steady rise in the stock market over a period of time. ______________ times during the 1920's caused many Americans to _______ ________in the Stock Market.
As a __________ _______continued in the 1920’s, many investors bought stock on __________ (on credit from a broker-installment plan), only making _______ ______ ________ _________. This was considered safe as long stock prices continued to rise. If the STOCK began to _______, the broker could issue a _________ ________demanding that the investor repay the loan immediately.
By ______ _______, a lack of new investors in the stock market caused stock prices to drop and the _________ Market to END. Investors were unable to make money to repay their loans. As stockbrokers advised their customers of ______ ________, customers responded by placing all their stocks up for sale, causing the stock market to fall even further. On _________ _____, 1929, stock prices fell dramatically on ______ ___________, resulting in a $10 to $15 Billion loss in value.
The Stock Market CrashFrom Riches to Ruin • Many _________families ________ ________ • Some even committed ________ • Millions of people who never owned a single stocklost their jobs, farms and homes • The ________ triggered a much wider, _______ _________crisis known as the _______ ________ • The Depression lasted from ______ to ________ • The Depression had a ripple effect that hurt the economies of other countries
