'Popular entertainment' presentation slideshows

18.2: Good times for many

18.2: Good times for many. Terms. Jazz: a kind of music created by African Americans in the South in the early 1900s Renaissance: a time of new interest and activity in the arts. Prosperity:. 1920s: Time of prosperity / change for many people More people had wealth / luxury

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Social and Cultural Trends

Social and Cultural Trends. 14.3. Objectives. Explain how new types of stores and marketing changed American life. Analyze the ways in which Americans developed a mass culture. Describe the new forms of popular entertainment in the late 1800s. Key Parts. Americans Become Consumers

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Youth Culture and Entertainment

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Traditions Transfigured :

Traditions Transfigured :. The Noh Masks of Bidou Yamaguchi. "For me, "mask-making" is not a simple expression of representational art of superficies. It is a task of materializing the "narrative" hidden behind each face.". Introduction to Noh Mask.

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Section 2. Life in the Twenties

Section 2. Life in the Twenties. By Matt Kim. Prohibition. One of the most disruptive issues Progressive reformers seeking to combat crime, family violence, and poverty had long called for a ban on alcohol

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Devan Balaguer Pd:3 Mrs. Cwalina

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Chapter 11 Pg. 331-342

Technology, Culture, and Everyday Life, 1840-1860. Chapter 11 Pg. 331-342. Chapter 11 (2 nd half) Themes. American Culture American Entertainment: Newspapers, Theater, Circus American Literature: Transcendentalism, Fiction, and Poetry. Newspapers.

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The Metropolitan Opera

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Shakespeare

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The Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties. A Revolution in Styles and Manners. Radio, movies, and sports became the focus of American popular culture. Radio KDKA- 1 st radio station in Pittsburgh went on air in November 1920 Movies

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Unit #8 The Great Depression of 1930s

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HALLOWEEN

HALLOWEEN. The Halloween comes from a pagan, Celtic ritual All Hallow's Eve. It appeared in USA in XIX century, where it's still celebrated very loudly. On that day in Ireland there were fires lighted and prayers said.

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