To the people who want to learn just a bit about what happened in the 1920's

Table of Contents

Introduction..........................................................2

Chapter 1................................................................3

Transportation

Chapter 2................................................................6

Inventions

Chapter 3............................................................7

Social Change/music/fashion

Chapter 4............................................................9

Cultural change

Glossary..............................................................

Works sited.........................................................

Taking a look back into history, the 1920's was a 

decade of countless social changes. The most obvious being the rise of a consumer set economy and of entertainment. This would bring about revolution and change upon  dressing styles, hair, gender roles, etc.

Introduction

In the 1920's inventions or further development of transportation had become most efficient in daily life. These transportation included automobiles, airplanes/aircraft, railways/trains, bicycles, etc. 

Although the 

majority of 

transportation 

had been introduced to society,  the 1920's was a manufacturing period for automobiles and planes.

Ch 1 Transportation

Through a man named Henry Ford, 

the mass production/manufacture of automobiles were enabled by the assembly line. The assembly line                 would then be continued to produce a mass                         amount of products in a shorter time. As                                         with                                     planes, bikes, and railways,                                          planes(developed by the Wright brothers)                                were initially used for war. While 

Bikes were cheap forms of transportation and 

railways helped transfer people and goods 

through various locations. 

Transportation

Chapter 2 Inventions

Along with the developments of transportation came with the inventions which would change life. These inventions included the vacuum cleaner, which helped women who stayed home accomplish the task of cleaning much easier. Along with the television which created a huge impact, refrigerators, the washing machine, the radio, etc. 

Chapter 3 Social Change/Music/Fashion

With inventions and innovations covered, it's time to focus more upon actual social change and what was gaining popularity at the time. The 1920's were around the time in which Jazz became popular. Musicians that became famous include Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, Ethel Waters, and more. Their funky tunes  made you wanna boogie,and would  be played in clubs, on radios, etc. It was everyone's favorite.