15.3 Flashcards

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Although the 1930s was a difficult time for most, what was one thing that prospered

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Radio, and motion picture industries

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Sales of radios did what?

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Doubled

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What types of movies were a hit durignteh New Deal Years

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wacky comedies, lavish musicals, love stories,a nd gangster films

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Who were some famous actors?

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Clark Gable, Marlene Dietrich, and James Cagney

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What were some popular films during the Great Depression

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Gone with the Wind,Flying Down to Rio, Snow White,

ComediesL Monkey Business and Duck Soup

Hard Bitter: Litle Ceaser and the Public Enemy

Mr. Deeds goes to town

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How did families spend time?

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They spent several hours gathered around the radio, sometimes to listen to fireside chats.

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Who was Orson Welles?

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An actor, director, producer and writer. He was a storyteller on the radio

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What were some radio broadcasts that ORson Welles did?

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The War of the Worlds, Citizen Kane, and Touch of Evil

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MOst actors made their radio debut and then went on to the big screen debut what were some examples

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Gracie Allen and George Burns

Bob Hope and Jack Benny

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What were some other uses of radio

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  • Childrens program
  • Instant News
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What was the contrast from radio and media to art, music and literature

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The art, music, and literature was more somber and yucky

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What did a number of artists and writers embrace during the New Deal

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spirit of social and political change. Many recieved direct support

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Federal Art Project

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A brranch of the WPA..paid artists a living wages to produce public art.

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Why was there a Federal Art Project

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to aime to increase piblic appreciation of art and to promote positive images of American society

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What di dproject artists create?

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Posters, taught art in schools, and painted murals on pulic buildings

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Who was Diego Rivera?

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Artist who portrayed ordinary Americans another artis was Robert Gwathmey

17
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Thomas Hart Benton, Edward Hopper , and Greant Wood.

What was a famous painting

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The Gothic-by Grant Wood

18
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Woody Guthrie

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He was a singer who experienced firsthand the tragedies of the Depression. He was a singer and sonwriter who used music to capture the hardships of the depression. He along with many people who were forced by the dust bowl traveled the country.

His honest lyrics appealed to many

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What was the Federal Writers Project?

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Another WPA program. It gave the future Pulitzer and NObel Prize winner Saul Bellow his first wrighting job

20
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What was some other writers

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Richard Wright- An African American author who completed many novels: Native Son

Zore NEal Hurston: Their Eyes Were Watching God

and John Steinbeck: GRAPES of WRATH

There was also : James T. Farrell

Jack Conroys

Walker Evans

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