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music / dance / clothing in the 1920s
00:26
Chapter 2
01:35
evolution
01:45
Chapter 4
02:07
Prohibition
02:23
Chapter 6
03:13
1st red scare
03:35
Chapter 8
04:14
Woman suffrage
04:29
Chapter 10
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Hi, My name is Sarah Psyllium in my first topic
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is going to be music, clothing and dance in the
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19 twenties, the 19 twenties, where it's time for reform
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and prosperity for many Americans and there was new forms
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of leisure available.
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However, not everyone agreed with these new forms of leisure,
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and this created a culture war in America against two
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groups, the modernists and traditionalists.
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Popular activities debated upon included jazz music, the Lindy hop
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and flapper dresses, as well as straight skirts becoming increasingly
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popular. The red light represents the traditionalists.
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They were very much wanting to stop the cultural Trained
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in the 19 twenties.
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There are very religious group, and they believed in long
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held cultural values.
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And they even believe that laws should be passed to
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limit what women should wear.
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The average traditionalist woman was very modest and believed that
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showing skin was immoral, and so they were obviously not
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for the parties and the music and the recklessness of
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the 19 twenties.
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The modernist are represented by the green light.
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The modernists wanted to continue the cultural change in the
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19 twenties.
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They are people who embraced new ideas, styles and social
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trends. So the modernists were young adults who often wore
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flowery dresses and party and supported people who did they
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believed in our education and happiness and personal freedom.
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And the yellow light is represented by the centralist, which
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is my opinion, and I personally fall along the modernist
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side because I believe in individuality and expression are very
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important things.
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If everything stays the same, then there will never be
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any positive change.
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Expressing myself through clothing and listening to music while dancing
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along are things that bring me and so many others
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joy. That's so I do not believe that there should
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be a ban on it.
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My next topic is evolution.
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Evolution is characterized by the changes in a species characteristics
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over several generations.
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The traditionalists were very religious and so therefore they did
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not believe in evolution because it's really a scientific fact.
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Modernists believed in evolution because they believed in new ideas
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and in science and education.
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Um, and centralist is represented by my opinion, and my
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opinion is that evolution is real because it has been
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proven by many scientific sources.
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My next topic will be prohibition.
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During the 19 twenties, alcohol and alcohol abuse became a
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very prominent thing.
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So the Prohibition era was an area era of trying
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to make and making alcohol illegal.
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Red light is represented by the traditionalists because the traditionalists
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were very religious, they were pro prohibition because they saw
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the effect that it was having on so many families,
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and alcohol was not exactly supported by their religious beliefs.
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The modernists, however, were often very young and agreed with
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partying, so they were pro.
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I mean, they were anti prohibition, but pro alcohol centralist
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would be my idea.
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Um, and for Prohibition, I actually side more on the
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traditionalist side because I did see that it was truly
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affecting families in a negative way.
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And so many people had substance abuse problems that, I
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think in the 19 twenties, Prohibition was probably the best
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source. My next topic is the first red scare.
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The first red scare was between the 1917 and the
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19 twenties.
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In the first red scare was a period during the
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early 20th century where there was ride spread, extreme left
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ideas. The first red scare occurred due to fear of
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communism. The green is represented by the modernist and the
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modernist were probably very pro red Scare and new ideas
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because the modernists believed in the new ideas and education
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and new deals being created.
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Traditionalists were probably very against it because they were very
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religious and very strict and they didn't believe in change.
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Um, as a centralist, which being my idea, I believe
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that there should be no communism.
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Communism, although good in theory, has never proven to work.
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My next topic will be women's suffrage.
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The women's suffrage movement was a movement in order to
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get women the rights to vote and get more rights
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in society and change the cultural view on women in
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society. The traditionalists believed in long held cultural values, and
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so therefore they were not fans of the suffrage movement
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and they did not like change.
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The modernists were pro suffrage movement and we're very four
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new ideas and new reforms and education, um, as being
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representative for the centralist being my opinion.
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I believe in women's suffrage because I believe that obviously
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women deserve the right to vote and the right to
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do anything they want to do
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