Unit 8 Chapter 12.7 Roaring Twenties

What ocean did Lindbergh fly across in a solo single engine plane?

By 1926, Hollywood movies accounted for a majority of what TWO film markets?

What was different about the New Woman?

In 1931, a book written by Frederick Lewis Allen the New Woman was prominently featured. What was the name of the book?

Phonographs allowed people to...

How did movies cut across geographic boundaries?

Who developed the first radio?

What was the "Lost Generation?"

As a result of poliltical organizations & women elected into public office, new jobs became possible. Such as...

FIlms often portrayed social issues & characteristics of the time they were made. An example of this is...

What element of the 1920s united Americans/broke down barriers?

Now that women had the right to vote, in order to make an impact, what were they called to do?

Who attempted the first solo flight to Paris, France?

What made the film industry so popular?

Every major sport boasted nationally famous performers because of what?

What was wron with the first phonograph?

What genre of music rose to popularity that was considered "uniquely American?"

The National Women's Party's primary goal was what?

What was the first radio initially used for?

Who became the symbol of the New Woman?

The 1920s was considered what?

What types of events were played on the radio?

Who did the consumer economy NOT benefit?

Besides movies, what else became a powerful instrument of mass popular culture?

Who argued that much of human behavior is driven not by rational thought but by unconscious desires?

Who was NOT considered part of the "Lost Generation?"

How did leisure life differ in rural & urban areas?

The name of the first movie with sound synchronized to the action?

Charles Lindberg had TWO nicknames. What were they?

How did Modernism differ from Traditionalism?