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The Roaring Twenties
Roaring TwentiesAfter the carnage and disruption of the "War to End all Wars" (World War I), Europe and the United States went through a cultural revolution called The Roaring Twenties. The public rebelled over the tight control  of the Victorian Era. Women in particular began to demand their rights. Blacks started to develope their culture. Generally society changed as to drinking, smoking, social taboos, morals, economics, social structure and ways of looking at our society.
US History Woman's Rights Great Depression Slang
American History Women's Rights Great Depression Jazz Age Slang
Online Books

Eye Witness to History The Roaring Twenties

 by Thomas Streissguth

Bright Young Things: A Modern Guide to the Roaring Twenties

by Alison Maloney

The Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression 1920-1940

edited by Saddleback Educational Publishing
Online Resources
Wikipedia The 1920s Articles PBS Prohibition Ken Burns PBS Jazz in Time
The Roaring 20s Roaring Twenties Roaring 20s & Great Depression
History Channel Ohio State University A Guide to the Roaring 20s
Prohibition
History.com 1920 Prohibition Wikipedia Prohibition PBS Film by Ken Burns