3.4 History Assigment Cultural Changes in 1920s. Identify Each Artifact with a Tittle and Write at Least Two Complete Sentences Describing the Relationship of the Artifact to the Cultural Changes of the 1920s

3.4 CULTURAL CHANGES IN 1920s

Create your photo story.

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Identify each artifact with a title and write at least two complete sentences describing the relationship of the artifact to the cultural changes of the 1920s.

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Your description should be informative and engaging so use examples and vivid language to make your points.

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Don't forget to cite your sources!

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THE PROHIBITION the act of prohibiting alcohol making one amendment to enact it and another to one repeal it made many people mad while also pleasing many other americans. The attempts to decrease or limit alcohol had created more and also new types of crimes.

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MANY NEW ROLES FOR WOMEN Women now went to college and went into teaching, nursing, and social work. Also some had went into law and medicine, these women were the ones that refused to go back to the normal lady lifestyle after working all the way through the war. they were still not usually accepted by their male counterparts as being capable. Meanwhile others were rebellious and cut their hair short and wore short dresses and also make up these women were called flapers that were the one that went out at night, they would dance and sing.

They started working, they cut there hair like mans and they word new tupe of clothes, they had more liberaty. They wanted to express there feeling and the one taht started this “revolution” was Coco Channel with the new style of fashion.

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FUNDAMENTALISM

Fundamentalism was simply religious viewpoints based on the belief that biblical events happened exactly how they were told, and foretold.

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THE JAZZ AGE!

This new type of music style that amazed many people and drew even more people in was known as jazz, both black and white had spent hours dancing and playing these new "tunes". Although while widely accepted by many there were still those who opposed it like with any type or form of music.