Popular Culture of the 1920s

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Acting cultural classrooms, 60 to 100 million Americans participated in this leisure activity each week.

What did several Rural people think was an attempt to turn back the clock to what many saw as a simpler, better time?

An African-American cultural movement that celebrated black traditions, voice, and ways of life.

a place of work where employees are not required to join a labor union.

What did our notes say reshaped American culture, creating new forms of recreation and making it easier for people to travel?

The idea that all individuals are entitled to freedom and equality; affected gender, race, and sexuality during the 1920s.

In the 1920s new jobs, wealth, and a spreading electric grid led to a new…

Thanks to increased newspaper readership and radio coverage, participants of this leisure activity became household names. The 1920s was known as the “Golden Age of _______.”