Culture of the 1920s

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convince people to buy things they don't need
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production system in which workers perform specific tasks as products move past them
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Selling liquor illegally during the Prohibition period
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teaching this was illegal in some states in the 1920s
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movement of AfricanAmericans from the rural South to northern cities in the early 20th century
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place where a Black Renaissance took place in the 1920s
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flourishing of African American art music and literature centered in a New York neighborhood
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whole era named after this ("The Jazz Age")
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group of writers and artists disillusioned by World War I
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manufacturing method that produces large quantities of goods quickly and cheaply
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affordable automobile made by Henry Ford that changed American transportation
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cultural movement that rejected traditional ideas and embraced new forms of art and thought
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most Americans went once or twice a week
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nationwide ban on the manufacture sale and transportation of alcohol in the 1920s
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known as the Monkey Trial
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Illegal bars during the Prohibition period
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illegal bar where alcohol was secretly sold during Prohibition
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first movies with sound
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1927 film that became the first successful movie with synchronized sound
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spread of cities into surrounding suburbs and rural areas