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Worksheet: The Roaring 20s

Instructions: Answer the following questions based on your knowledge of the Roaring 20s. Use the provided space or attach additional sheets if necessary.

  1. What was the Roaring 20s?
    • Define the term “Roaring 20s” in your own words.
  2. Time Period:
    • In which decade did the Roaring 20s occur?
    • What were the exact years of the Roaring 20s?
  3. Economic Prosperity:
    • Describe the economic conditions during the Roaring 20s.
    • What factors contributed to the economic boom of this era?
  4. Consumer Culture:
    • How did consumer culture change during the Roaring 20s?
    • What new products and technologies became popular during this time?
  5. Jazz Age:
    • What role did jazz music play in the Roaring 20s?
    • Name at least two famous jazz musicians from this era.
  6. Prohibition:
    • What was Prohibition, and why was it implemented during the Roaring 20s?
    • How did people respond to Prohibition, and what were some of its consequences?
  7. Women’s Rights:
    • How did the role of women change during the Roaring 20s?
    • Name at least two prominent women who made significant contributions during this time.
  8. Harlem Renaissance:
    • What was the Harlem Renaissance, and why is it significant to the Roaring 20s?
    • Name at least one famous writer or artist associated with the Harlem Renaissance.
  9. Social Changes:
    • What were some of the social changes that occurred during the Roaring 20s?
    • How did these changes impact society as a whole?
  10. Great Depression:
    • What event marked the end of the Roaring 20s?
    • Briefly explain the causes and consequences of the Great Depression.

Bonus Question: 11. Flappers: - Who were the flappers, and what was their significance during the Roaring 20s?

Note: This worksheet is designed to test your understanding of the Roaring 20s. Feel free to use your textbooks, class notes, or conduct additional research to answer the questions accurately.