U.S History Pres 5

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Which studio started the trend to move out to California?

Ess-an-ay studios moved to California in 1912 and started a trend.

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How many years did it take women to get the vote?

It took 70 years of struggle; the 19th amendment became law in August 1920.

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What became an important media outlet in the 1920s?

Radio became an important media outlet in the 1920s.

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What did the Hays Commission do?

The Hays Commission censored 'objectionable' scenes in movies.

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Who was the lead architect of Hearst Castle?

Julia Morgan was the lead architect and interior designer known for Hearst Castle.

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Which early film had a large impact on society?

'The Flapper' depicted the 'modern woman' who wanted to have a good time.

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Where did Flappers typically go at night?

They frequented jazz clubs, vaudeville shows, and speakeasies (not-so-secret bars).

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What was the profile of a typical Flapper?

They tended to be northern, urban, single, young, middle-class women who held steady jobs.

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How many women were able to vote after the 19th Amendment?

26 million women would now be able to vote, with Tennessee voting yes by 2 votes.

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Who was the 29th president?

Warren G. Harding of Ohio (10th Republican president).