lecture 24 roaring 20s
- 1. Lecture on ch 24
- 2. 1920s Economy Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy a. Effects of WWI b. Politics of Business c. Consumer Economy II. African American Social Movement III. Conservative Social Movement
- 3. Effects of WWI Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy a. Effects of WWI b. Politics of Business c. Consumer Economy II. 1920s Social Issues III. 1920s Political Issues
- 4. Politics of Business Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy a. Effects of WWI b. Politics of Business c. Consumer Economy II. Social Issues III. Political Issues Personal Gain! Laissez Faire! Associationalism !
- 5. Consumer Economy Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy a. Effects of WWI b. Politics of Business c. Consumer Economy II. Social Issues III. Political Issues Hello cute!
- 6. The Art of Advertising Find advertisements in modern magazines that mimic the techniques used in the 1920s
- 7. Mixed female sexuality and bold colors to generate consumer interest
- 8. Uses physicians’ approval to gain health conscious customers
- 10. The “Flapper” - a single woman who flouted rules governing female life - defined what was cool for young rebellious women
- 11. Used celebrity endorsements Golf Champion Musician
- 12. Hints for a “good husband”
- 13. Create an iconic image
- 14. Invented or perfected in the 1920s • Push-button elevators • Neon signs • Oven thermostats • Electric razors • Tissues • Spiral bound notebooks • Motels • Zippers • Refrigerators* • Cameras* • Pop-up toasters • Flavored yogurt • Car radios • Adhesive tape • Food disposals • Water skiis • Automatic potato peeler • Self winding wristwatch • Vacuum cleaners* • Washing machines* Female sexuality, physician approval, family values, “flapper” rebel, celebrity endorsement, good husband, icon
- 15. African American Social Issues Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues a. Film b. Music c. Poetry d. Art I. Conservative Social Movement
- 16. Film Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues a. Film b. Music c. Poetry d. Art I. Conservative Social Movement
- 17. Music Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues a. Film b. Music c. Poetry d. Art I. Conservative Social Movement Jazz Blues
- 18. Poetry Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues a. Film b. Music c. Poetry d. Art I. Conservative Social Movement I, Too, Sing America by Langston Hughes I am the darker brother. They send me to eat in the kitchen When company comes, But I laugh, And eat well, And grow strong. Tomorrow, I'll be at the table When company comes. Nobody'll dare Say to me, "Eat in the kitchen," Then. Besides, They'll see how beautiful I am And be ashamed-- I, too, am America. Harlem: A Dream Deferred What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore-- And then run? Does it stink like rotten meat? Or crust and sugar over-- like a syrupy sweet? Maybe it just sags like a heavy load. Or does it explode?
- 19. Art Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues a. Film b. Music c. Poetry d. Art I. Conservative Social Movement
- 20. Art Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues a. Film b. Music c. Poetry d. Art I. Conservative Social Movement
- 21. Magazine Time
- 22. Conservative Social Issues Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues I. Conservative Social Issues a. New KKK b. Prohibition c. Scopes Trial
- 23. New KKK Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues I. Conservative Social Issues a. New KKK b. Prohibition c. Scopes Trial
- 24. Prohibition Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. African American Social Issues I. Conservative Social Issues a. New KKK b. Prohibition c. Scopes Trial
- 25. Scopes Trial Lecture 24 I. 1920s Economy I. 1920s Social Issues I. 1920s Political Issues a. New KKK b. Prohibition c. Scopes Trial
- 26. Magazine Time
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