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Entertainment and the Arts

Entertainment and the Arts. Entertainment and the arts started in the 1920 First major film with sound was called T he Jazz Singer Was an American musical film that started the decline of the silent film era. Other notables in the arts. George Gershwin- American composer and pianist

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LECTURE #18: THE ROARING 1920s & MODERN AMERICA (1921-1929)

LECTURE #18: THE ROARING 1920s & MODERN AMERICA (1921-1929). Derrick J. Johnson, MPA, JD Advanced Placement United States History, School for Advanced Studies. A Decade of Prosperity.

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APUSH: Chapter 22

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Politics of the Roaring Twenties

Politics of the Roaring Twenties. Chapter 12. Trends After WW1. Nativism Isolationism Both of these were ideas that were practiced following the end of WW1. OH KNOES COMMUNIST. Communism- ends private property and has government ownership that subsidize

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THE ROARING TWENTIES: a COMBINATION OF Chapters 12 and 13

THE ROARING TWENTIES: a COMBINATION OF Chapters 12 and 13. STANDARDS COVERED. CE 6.2.3 Analyze the domestic impact of WWI on civil liberties . AMERICAN STRUGGLE WITH POSTWAR ISSUES: SECTION ONE. POSTWAR TRENDS Soldiers face job loss or obtain old jobs back

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The Politics of Normalcy

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A Booming Economy

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The Roaring Twenties!

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Politics of Boom and Bust

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Harding to Coolidge 1920-1928

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Chapter 12 Politics of the Roaring Twenties

Chapter 12 Politics of the Roaring Twenties. US/AZ History Mr. Holguin. People were fearful that Communists were trying to take over America. In the Palmer Raids, private homes and businesses were raided and hundreds were deported. The Red Scare.

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Politics of the 1920s

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Prohibition

Prohibition. In 1830 the average American male over the age of 15 years of age consumed nearly seven gallons of pure alcohol a year. That is over three times what an average person drinks today.

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