The Roaring Twenties

S.S. Book pages 306-312

I. The Boom Economya. Consumer Goods

i. Washing machinesii. Radiosiii. Vacuumsiv. Appliances

b. Installment buyingc. Advertisements

II. New Industriesa. Automobile

i. Henry Fordii. Assembly Lines

b. Oili. Gasoline

c. Rubberi. Tires

d. More roadsi. Suburbs

II. New Industries Continued

e. Steelf. Electricity g. Aviation

i. Charles Lindberghii. Commercial Industry

III. Entertainmenta. Radiob. Jazzc. Movies

i. Silentii. Black and White

III. Entertainment Continuedd. Sports

i. Baseballii. Basketballiii. Boxingiv. Footballv. Tennisvi. Golfvii. Swimming

IV. Harlem Renaissancea. A time of great interests and activity in

the arts by African-American writers, musicians, and artists.

i. Langston Hughesii. Louis Armstrongiii. Billie Holidayiv. Duke Ellingtonv. Paul Robeson