Modereger,+Jennings,+Robinson

What america means to me? ENTERTAINMENT! Entertainment!!! **

Danielle: the way of the FLAPPERS!

Katie: creation of BROADWAY! :)

Amanda: how JAZZ began.

Maybe my grandma or grandpa.. they kind of know about broadway/jazz/flappers.

1. How do you think broadway changed the way amerians see entertainment? 2. How do you think it started? 3. Why do you think broadway was so racey during that time period? 4. What do you think was the best part of entertainment in americas history? 5. Was the jazz industry a big part of just the south or everywhere? 6. ? 7. ? 8. ? 9. ? 10. ?

Mulitmedia
We should do a powerpoint with pictures from all different types of entertainment that were doing! and in the background there should be broadway music playing! BAM. :] yay





Bibliography!
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Danielle-Flappers
`the flappers did many dances - charlston, black bottom, fox trot, tango, and many more exotic steps. `"aint she sweet" "charleston" "i wanna be loved by you" --- charleston songs `Flappers= young awkward girls, they wore unbuckled galoches that made a flapping noise. aka "flappers" `flappers lived freely, they partied all the time, drank alcohol, and smoked ciggaretts. `they wore heavy makeup with scarlette lips, wore dresses that were just below the knee. `there look was created by coco channel. `they wore the bob to look more like a 15 year old boy (short hair and no figure) `the cloche hat was very famous with flappers. `the prohibition was going on during the time of the flappers, typically men were the only ones drinking so when women started it was unheard of. `anita page, colleen moore, louise brooks. `they tryed to portray themselves at little boys figure. `flappers wanted the imiage of the flirty, sexy women. `

Katie-
Broadway has been a huge part of American culture for over 100 years. From its modest beginnings to its staggering success in the roaring 20's and its slow decline over the decades, Broadway has always been a part of America. To this day new fans emerge, hearing songs of beloved musicals. The mere idea of Broadway has led some people to devote their entire lives to performing, singing and dancing. Broadway has a rich tradition of in every aspect of theater from comical to the dramatic, leaving an indelible mark on the history of theater.

Amanda-
=WORK ON THIS! :]=