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    The Roaring In The 1920's

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    The 1920s were an odd decade in Canada’s history. From an economic slump to an economic boom to the Great Depression, this decade toyed with people’s emotions almost more than any other. Now ‘roaring’ is an interesting way to describe this time period. “Roaring” has several definitions, but the one that pertains to the 20s is ‘prosperity especially of a temporary nature’ (merriam-webster.com). Now this name focuses on the positive events that occurred, and let’s be honest, this was not only a…

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    The culture of the 1920s, sometimes known as the Roaring Twenties, was a time between World War I and the Great Depression. After World War I had ended, the people had a sense of rebellion about them with a hope for a better future. The sense of rebellion sparked numerous changes in mostly everything in the 1920s. But mostly, the 1920s made changes in the ways for the music culture, the film industry, and even in the world of literature. The music culture in the 1920s completely changed, once…

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    Women In The 1920's

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    The 1920’s was a period of reform in the United States. However, for women not much changed. Women attempt to create a new style for themselves and were ready to be treated differently from society. Women wanted to be equal to men and erase the stereotype that was created. The stereotypical woman was a stay at home mother, who cooked and cleaned all day. She would be the housewife and have dinner ready for her husband when he got home and do whatever he would tell her. Women were denied the…

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    1920s Fashion Essay

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    The 1920s was the period of time between two Great wars when people’s lifestyle was changing in line with those historical events. Europe was suffering after the losses of the WWI and people had to change their lives according to the historical reality. The mood of European citizens was reflected in the clothes they wore. After the years of strict Victorian style -corsets, petticoats fashion finally became more bright, relaxed and variable. At that time such designers as Coco Chanel and Elsa…

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    The 1920’s, or more commonly known as the “roaring twenties” was a time of enlightenment. Men were coming home from war, women were having more children, and it was just a time of happiness and togetherness. Even though it was a time of togetherness there were things that threw a wrench into the happiness that people were enduring. The passing of the 18th amendment led to the construction of speakeasies which also raised the rate of bootlegging until the 21st amendment was passed. Initially,…

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    Music In The 1920's

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    1920’s Music Have you ever wondered how your favorite jazz song came to be or a favorite old time broadway show was thought of? Music has been a long part of history. It is believed to have been around since ancient Greece, instrumentally and singing wise (“The National Solo”). Jazz was a major popularity in the 1920’s. It was soft, relaxing, and it could be loud. During the 1920’s technology and historical landmarks effected music. Prohibition, talking movies, and the first car radio are…

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    Essay On 1920s Fashion

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    1920s Fashion The 1920s were a new decade and women were embracing their new found freedoms. The 1920s was an exciting decade, various events were happening, such as World War 1 had just ended, the 19th Amendment was passed, and multiple new fashion trends were coming out. “1920s Fashion for women characterized the free spirited, modernist era of the Roaring Twenties and the Jazz Age as women gained their freedom and independence.” (Linda Alchin) The events of the 1920s was an exciting time. “As…

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    America in the 1920s -- a period characterized by rapid modernization, economic prosperity, and abundant wealth. It is truly one of the most iconic periods in America’s brief history, from the barrage of new products hitting the market to the dramatic changes in lifestyle American people underwent. With this era of economic growth came the rise of consumerism and, as a direct result, a change in advertising techniques. Americans were being exposed to the fruits of capitalism, and they were…

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    1920s Youth Culture

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    Influence on Youth Culture The 1920s is a turning point in the American history, and one of the victims is the youth culture. There were prototypes of pop culture began to emerge. Friction is existing between the principles of the teens and the older generation. One of the great factor that contribute to this transformation is--reducing trend of teenagers working. When the teens are exposed to the atmosphere of schools where everyone is in the same age group, their friends and peers took control…

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    Gypsy People In The 1920s

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    the new motion pictures and glamorous estates of the wealthy it is quite easy to see why. The fashion of the 1920s is no different and certainly qualifies the enchanting lifestyle. However not everyone in the 1920s was draped in jewelry and furs. The Roma- Gypsy people of the 1920s were much more minimalistic and their attire certainly portrayed that. Starting from the top of her head a 1920s woman would make sure her hair displayed both her rebellious and flirtatious sides. Women would…

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