The Roaring twenties Flashcards

1
Q

When was the first film with sound produced

A

1927

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2
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What led to the popularization of film industry

A

the rapid development in technology

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3
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what did the film industry lead to

A

it led to businesses being developed (Warner Bros) major movie companies

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4
Q

how many tickets were bought in the 1920

A

40 million tickets

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5
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how many tickets were bought at the end of 1930

A

100 million tickets were bought

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6
Q

who was Clara Bow

A

she was a sex symbol

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7
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What was the first radio station and when and where did it air

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KDKA was the 1st radio station in USA, on the 2nd of November of 1920 in Pittsburgh

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8
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How many radios were produced at the beginning of the 1920s

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60,000 radios were produced

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9
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How many radios were produced by the end of the 1920s

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10 million were produced in 1929

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10
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what percentage of household had radios

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by 1930, 40% of households owned a radio

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11
Q

what were the benefits of the radio

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helped people get news, encouraged growth of popular music stars, brought regional sounds to wider audiences, smoothed out regional differences, in dialect, language and music

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12
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when and where was the first gasoline engine made

A

1877 in NY

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13
Q

what happened in 1908

A

1908- assembly line used (Ford) making car travel affordable

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14
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what did Ford implement and why

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Ford implemented conveyor belt system, allowing factories to produce cars faster, lower cost.

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15
Q

What were the working conditions of the car

A

Popularized better working conditions (40h working week, 5$/hr)

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16
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what did the sales of car lead to

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The sales of cars rose and there was an expansion of industries

17
Q

what were the cars benefits

A

it allowed people to live further away- decluttered areas (cities expanded)

18
Q

how many cars were produced in 1919

A

9 million cars were produced

19
Q

how many cars were produced in 1929

A

29 million cars

20
Q

what did the harlem renaissance help with

A

the development of black culture and politics. There were movements that helps African Americans overcome bias ideas

21
Q

what were the womens role in the harlem renaissance

A

women gained political freedom and women got the right to vote in 1920

22
Q

what happened to the fashion after WW1

A

social costumes relaxed in the optimism brought in by the booming stock market

23
Q

what were the new fabrics

A

new fabric developed such as rayon

24
Q

whta happened to womens fashion

A

women became more independant and free there was alsi flapper dressing style which was the most popular and the symbol of the 1920s

25
Q

what happened to the makeup in the 1920

A

makeup started being worn- product quality increased (maybeline) and makeup was worn in public respectively

26
Q

what was the male fashion

A

men hats were worn depending on social class

27
Q

what was the art movement known as

A

Modernism

28
Q

what happened to the cities and their architecture

A

western world cities grew, this urbanization led to a new approach to architecture, skyscrapers evolved into a national emblem

29
Q

what was the behavior of the 1920s

A

It was associated with a feeling of novelty, modernity and a break from tradition

30
Q

What happened because of social changes

A

it angered conservative Christians and modern city culture and more traditional rural areas forced a growing divide

31
Q

what were the teenagers lives like

A

listened to radio shows, music and watched cinemas.