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- “Post World war 1 era of escapism, isolationism, and
excess in the united states, also called the roaring twenties. Americans
enjoyed a period of prosperity from 1921 to 1929” – outlines the feel of the
1920’s. what the main themes were here.
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“ In this era of Prohibition, liquor was bootlegged,
organized crime escalated, the fashion of the flapper was all the rage, and new
forms of entertainment flourished, such as jazz music” – This again states all
the themes of 1920’s. How jazz melted in with the “bad” or “break the rules”
type of attitude during this time. How jazz helped influence some of these
events as well
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“Artists and writers of the era declared a new sophisticated
and sexually liberated modernism” – Jazz fit into this, again “theme song”
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Source 2
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Grossman, Mark “Jazz 1919-1939- Encyclopedia of the interwar
years” New York- 2000
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Source 3
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Quinn, Edward. “jazz age in literature.” History in
literature: a readers guide to 20th century history and the
literature it inspired. New York 2008
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- “New Orleans, Chicago, Kansas city, and new York all
became jazz centers, a list to which a short while later would be added Paris
and London” – this showed of jazz grew through the mainstream cities. How it
became talk about the town, how it turned up in peoples lives.
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