Chapter 13 The Roaring Life of the 1920s (1920 - 1929)

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Chapter 13The Roaring Life of the 1920s (1920 -
1929)

• Group Project (35 points)
• I. Components
• A. brainstorming worksheets (1 per group
  
• member)
  (3pts.)
• B. Prezi (1 per group) (17 pts.)
• C. Prezi presentation (entire group) (5
  pts.)

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• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vGK9RxfibScA
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vIgcuBOVMGsg

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• II. Topics
• A. Key Question What were the
  differences between living
• in rural and urban areas in the
  1920s? (p. 452 - 456)
• Group 1 The New Urban Scene Organized
  Crime
• Group 2 The Prohibition Experiment
  Speakeasies
• and Bootleggers
• B. Key Question What was a major issue
  that reflected the
• difference between traditional and
  modern ideas what
• did each side believe? (p. 456 -
  457)
• Group 3 American Fundamentalism,
  The Scopes Trial,
• Bryan Takes the
  Witness Stand

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• C. Key Question How did young women change
  the rules in
• the 1920s how were they different
  from the traditional
• standards for women? (p. 458 - 459)
• Group 4 The Flapper The Double
  Standard
• D. Key Question In the 1920s what changes
  took place for
• women in the workforce and at home
  what remained the
• same? (p. 460 - 461)
• Group 5 New Work Opportunities The
  Changing Family
• E. Key Question How did schools change in
  the 1920s
• what was the impact of different
  media? (p. 464 - 466)
• Group 6 School Enrollments, Expanding
  News Coverage,
• Radio Comes of Age

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• F. Key Question Who are the some famous
  people in
• sports, aviation, movies, and
  the arts (theater, music, art
• and writing) in the 1920s
  what did they do? (p. 466
• 469)
• Group 7 Sports Heroes of the 1920s
  Lindberghs
• Flight
• Group 8 Movies, Theater,
  Music, and Art, Writers of
• the 1920s
• G. Key Question In the 1920s what new
  goals did African
• Americans have who led the
  led the way in trying to
• get these goals achieved? (p.
  470 - 472)
• Group 9 The Move North, African-American
  Goals,
• Marcus Garvey and the
  UNIA

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• H. Key Question What was the Harlem
  Renaissance who were
• some of the famous writers, performers, and
  musicians from
• that time period? (472 475)
• Group 10 African-American Writers,
  African-American
• Performers, African
  Americans and Jazz