what are 1920's fads?
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Women bobbed their hair. They wore hats that looked like helmets. Cigarettes were in. The Charleston dance was the craze. Everybody was playing the stock market. Radios were the hot selling item. In the mid 20's everybody was buying Florida swamp land, then the hurricane hit down there and that was the end of that. The rich took cruise ships to Europe in the summer, but not American flag ships. They did not serve liquor.
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try looking under "vintage clothing" on e-bay
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In American culture, the bigger the fad, the bigger the faux pas if you wear the article after the fad has passed.  The Members Only jacket was a huge fad back in the eighties.  In terms of today’s cultural acceptance, it is right up there with the mullet and Milli Vanilli.
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The NRA puts out a DVD regarding the 10 weapons that changed warfare of the 20th Century.  Google NRA and I'm sure the Web site will guide you to it.
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I would check out the first link for a time line of events during the 1920's.  Then maybe search http://www.wikipedia.com for information about each event.\n\nThe British Empire started a long time before 1920, so you might need to start at the beginning to find out why they started out to conquer the world.\n\nCheck out the second link too.  It might help.
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http://www.marquise.de/en/1900/pics/1930/index.shtml\n\nJust keep in mind that not everyone could afford these fashion since '34 is in the middle of the Great Depression. Fashion to the common people depended on where you lived.
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Since the closing of the 20th Century, the 1920s has drawn close associations with the 1990s,especially in the United States. This due to the fact both decades were considered very economically prosperous times, and a prosperity which lasted throughout almost the entire decade following a tremendous event at the closing of the previous decade (World War I and Spanish flu in the late 1910s, and the end of the Cold War in the late 1980s). In the United States, this decade was known as the Roaring Twenties.\n\nDespite the comparisons, however, there were a number of differences. First of all, Weimar Republic Germany, like many other European countries, had to face a severe economic downturn in the opening years of the decade, due to the enormous debt caused by the war as well as the one-sided Treaty of Versailles. Such a crisis would culminate with a devaluation of the Mark in 1923, eventually leading to economic prosperity during the remainder of the period.\n\nSecond, the decade was characterized by the rise of radical political movements, especially in regions that were once part of empires. Communism began attracting large numbers of followers following the success of the October Revolution and the Bolsheviks' determination to win the subsequent Russian Civil War. The Bolsheviks would eventually adopt semi-capitalist policies-- New Economic Policy-- from 1921 to 1928. The 1920s also experienced the rise of the far-right in Europe and elsewhere, starting with Fascism in Italy, and were perceived by some in the Western world as an antidote to Communism.
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Jazz was huge in the 1920s... along with flappers.
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go on this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1930
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http://cdcga.org/HTMLs/decades/1870s.htm\n\nclick the links below to view other decades !!\n\ngood luck !
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Who declared there ever was such an era? Give references!
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This is a difficult question to answer because it depends on where you were.\n\nIn modern societies:\n\nMusic\n\n1930's\n\nSwing, big band music and crooners were all popular. Bing Crosby was the most popular singer. Radio play was important for deciding hits with markets dominated by major networks. \n\n1950's \n\nThe 1950's saw the rise of rock and roll with Elvis Presley becoming the most popular artist of the 1950s. Crooners and other traditional pop were still popular in the first half of the decade with Frank Sinatra being the most notable.\n\nTransport\n\n1930's\n\nMotor cars were becoming more popular although the Depression delayed their spread. Railways and other forms of public transport were still popular. Few people travelled overseas and when they did it was by ship.\n\n1950's\n\nCars were dominant. Planes were becoming the most popular form of public transport. Railways and shipping lines, while still important, were not as important as they once were.\n\nCommunications\n\n1930s\n\nRadio was becoming increasingly popular. TV was in its infancy. Movies were popular. Newspapers and magazines were also very important\n\n1950s\n\nTV was the most popular form of mass entertainment taking over from radio. Radio became dominated by music stations particularly top 40. Movies were still popular and newspapers and magazxines were still important.\n\n\n\n1930's
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Seventeen and Cosmogirl. I like COsmopolitan also, Glamour, and Teen People. Too bad Teen People stopped making mags.
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American History Timeline:\n\nTimeline of the Twentieth Century\n\nLinks to History Timelnes\n\nYou haven't said what kind of timeline you are looking for. If these are not helpful, I suggest you use the phrase "20th Century" instead of 1900-2000 followed by the topic and lastly the word timeline. You are more likely to get a result that way.
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People. Seventeen. Teen People. Cosmopolitan. etc.
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A lot like it is now minus cellphones.\n\nFashion was completely different, of course. \n\nTry watching "The Breakfast Club" & "Sixteen Candles" for research to see if there differences you notice.
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try here\n\nhttp://timelines.ws/20thcent/1942.HTML