The Roaring Twenties: A History From Beginning to End

Along with the social changes for women, African-American cultural and artistic expressions ruled the day as jazz music emanated from the speakeasies and the radio. African-American literature rose to prominence, and all-black casts were featured in the popular theatrical productions. It was an era of progressive change fueled by a sustained economic prosperity that seemed to have no end. It did come to an abrupt end, though, with the Wall Street Crash of 1929. The music stopped, the flapper faded, and the roar of prosperity was silenced. The impact of that golden era, however, still reverberates throughout the modern day. This book tells the compelling story of this raucous period in history in succinct, yet informative detail that is both educational and entertaining.

Inside you will read about...

The Booming Economy of the 1920s

Babe Ruth, Jazz, Art Deco, and the Flapper

Women’s Rights, Civil Rights, and Gay Rights

Politics and All That Jazz

The Wall Street Crash of 1929

Explore the Roaring Twenties, the dazzling decade of jazz, flappers, and unprecedented prosperity that transformed American culture in the 1920s. From the speakeasies of Prohibition to the exuberance of the Jazz Age, this era of freedom and excess reshaped society before the crash of 1929. Perfect for history enthusiasts and fans of American cultural history.

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