social and cultural development

Cards (68)

  • What is the title of the section about jazz?
    The Jazz Age
  • What was significant about jazz in the 1920s?
    It was new, exciting, and popular among youth
  • Where did jazz originate?
    New Orleans
  • Why was jazz considered important during its rise?
    It represented cultural change and excitement
  • In which decade did jazz take off?
    The 1920s
  • What types of performers filled jazz halls?
    Dancers, singers, and listeners
  • What were some new dances included in jazz culture?
    The Charleston, the Foxtrot, and the Shimmy
  • How did African Americans refer to jazz music?
    As 'the Devil's music'
  • By the end of the 1920s, how many communities had laws banning jazz?
    At least 60 communities
  • What was the impact of the First World War on society?
    It led to significant social changes
  • What was a popular sport during the 1920s?
    Baseball
  • Who became a celebrity in baseball during the 1920s?
    Babe Ruth
  • What was the relationship between sports and media in the 1920s?
    Sports were popularized through newspapers and radio
  • What was the cultural significance of the 1920s in America?
    It was a time of rapid change and new ideas
  • What was a common theme in entertainment during the 1920s?
    Rapid change and excitement
  • How did the First World War influence entertainment?
    It led to new forms of expression and creativity
  • Why might there have been a growth in different kinds of entertainment in the 1920s?
    Due to societal changes and technological advancements
  • What was the effect of the First World War on jazz music?
    It contributed to its rise and popularity
  • What was the significance of the term 'craze' in the 1920s?
    It indicated rapid popularity of new trends
  • How did the popularity of sports in the 1920s reflect societal changes?
    It showed a shift towards leisure and entertainment
  • What was a common activity in the 1920s related to entertainment?
    Playing games and attending dances
  • How did the media contribute to the growth of sports in the 1920s?
    By covering events in newspapers and radio
  • What role did women play in the entertainment industry during the 1920s?
    They became more visible and influential
  • What was a popular form of entertainment in the 1920s?
    Jazz music
  • What was the impact of jazz on American culture?
    It influenced social norms and cultural expressions
  • How did the First World War affect societal attitudes towards entertainment?
    It led to a desire for new experiences
  • What was a notable change in entertainment during the 1920s?
    The rise of jazz and new dance styles
  • Why was the 1920s referred to as the Jazz Age?
    Because jazz music became widely popular
  • What factors contributed to the popularity of jazz in the 1920s?
    Social change, youth culture, and media exposure
  • What was a common theme in the entertainment of the 1920s?
    Innovation and excitement
  • How did the First World War influence the arts and entertainment?
    It inspired new forms of artistic expression
  • What was the significance of the term 'craze' in the context of the 1920s?
    It indicated a fleeting but intense popularity
  • What was a popular sport in the 1920s?
    Baseball
  • How did Babe Ruth impact baseball in the 1920s?
    He became a celebrated sports figure
  • How did the media shape public perception of sports in the 1920s?
    By promoting athletes and events widely
  • What was a common activity in the 1920s related to entertainment?
    Attending jazz performances
  • What was the cultural significance of the 1920s in America?
    It was a time of cultural innovation and change
  • How did the First World War influence entertainment trends?
    It led to a desire for new forms of entertainment
  • What was a notable change in entertainment during the 1920s?
    The rise of jazz music
  • Why was the 1920s referred to as the Jazz Age?
    Because jazz music became widely popular