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modernism
the beginning of a new period that rejected conventional ways of viewing and interactions with the world
roaring 20s
after WWI, US enters period of prosperity marked by cultural dynamism and social change.
new tech
automobile and radio advancements that transformed society.
unemployment
unemployment rates went down as more people were needed to be hired to produce goodsduring the economic boom of the 1920s.
mass media
advertising to persuade and influence consumer behavior through various platforms.
(to enhance features and make one more likable)
thus incomes a consumer economy
jazz broadcasts
popular form of music to listen and dance to that gained immense popularity through radio during the 1920s, influencing culture and social life.
talkies
first talking film 1927
harlem renaissance
A cultural movement in the 1920s centered in Harlem, New York, celebrating African American art, literature, and music, significantly influencing American culture.
-paintings
-music
-dance
-theater
-literature
mass media print
Mass media print refers to various forms of printed communication, including newspapers and magazines, that used flashy ads to sell consumer products and played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information across the United States.
newspapers, magazines, fads, fashion
mass media movies
A form of mass media that includes feature films and documentaries, influencing public perception and culture through storytelling and visual entertainment.
mass media radio
A form of mass media that transmits audio content, including news, music, and talk shows, shaping public opinion and culture through broadcasts.
