3 The Jazz age or roaring twenties influenced the moral traditions of women greatly. Women start to cut their hair short,, smoked cigarettes, involved themselves in alcohol liquor, stared putting on make up and dresses and short skirt. These cultures of women still continue to survived up to present day today. Women wear mini skirts, go to parties, indulge themselves in smoke cigarettes and alcohol even in front of their kids. I believe women wanted to show that they are equal to men and that they could do what men can do. Fashion reflected the freedom obtained after World War One.
7 The Harlem Renaissance was a period when European artists challenged the traditional values of modern artist through music, artists, and writers with greater freedom of expression. It was also a rebirth of blacks cultural spirit. The Harlem Renaissance also became a new spirit for negro nationalism which allowed …show more content…
2 If I was an Immigrant during the 1920’s I would feel devastated especially if I was working in a factory or the agricultural sector as the wages were low compared to Americans. But rather, I would feel happy and at ease because different types of music emerged, literatures to keep people busy, new inventions to ease the work load, theatre to watch movies and a lot more accommodating products and events.
5 If I was a teenager during the 1920’s, I would feel scared because of the crime rates even to hang out with my friends. Because the selling of liquor led to huge crime rates and violence as people sold alcohol illegally in ghettos and
7 The Harlem Renaissance was a period when European artists challenged the traditional values of modern artist through music, artists, and writers with greater freedom of expression. It was also a rebirth of blacks cultural spirit. The Harlem Renaissance also became a new spirit for negro nationalism which allowed …show more content…
2 If I was an Immigrant during the 1920’s I would feel devastated especially if I was working in a factory or the agricultural sector as the wages were low compared to Americans. But rather, I would feel happy and at ease because different types of music emerged, literatures to keep people busy, new inventions to ease the work load, theatre to watch movies and a lot more accommodating products and events.
5 If I was a teenager during the 1920’s, I would feel scared because of the crime rates even to hang out with my friends. Because the selling of liquor led to huge crime rates and violence as people sold alcohol illegally in ghettos and