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Facts - Vocabulary -
Interactive activities - Activities to print -
Lesson plans - Webquests -
Cinema - Cartoons - Posters - Songs

 


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Facts :

 

 

 

  • Between the Wars (chenowith.k12.or.us)
    1920's: Gangsters, Prohibition, Jazz Age
    1930's: Great Depression, Dust Bowl, New Deal

 

 

 

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INTERACTIVE activities :

 

Activities TO PRINT :

  • Wanted! Al Capone (historyonthenet.com)
    "An illustrated blank 'Wanted Poster' with spaces for pupils to write about Al Capone, prohibition and the St Valentine's Day massacre."

 

 

Lesson plans :

 

  • Roaring Twenties (lessonplanspage.com)
    Goal of this lesson:
    'To reconstruct the typical elements in life during the Roaring Twenties in the United States.'
  • Roaring 20s (besthistorysites.net)
    Clash of Cultures in the 1910s and 1920s
    Temperance and Prohibition
    Jazz Age Culture...

 

Webquests :

  • Al Capone Webquest (ecole.st.sulpice)
    "In this adventure, you will travel back in history to the years 1920-1930.
    The Roaring Twenties, Prohibition or Black Tuesday are the expressions you might come across....
    You will be studying this time period by focusing on the conflicting lifestyles of Al Capone and Eliot Ness..."



  • The 1920's and Its Excesses: A Web Quest (website.lineone.net)
    "The 1920's in America was a period of opulence and excess. Our romantic image of the Jazz Age (Roaring Twenties) is heightened by the images of flappers, pin striped suits, Model T's, the Charleston, Prohibition, and Speakeasies.
    The Task :
    How were such romantic excesses of the Jazz Age reported at the time? In order to answer these questions you must know the culture of the day, "live" the times, and "become" the people. As reporters for a Jazz Age newspaper, you and your classmates will be able to assume the identities of '20s correspondents. Your task will be to report the news as it happened."




  • 1920’s Webquest ( chs.fuhsd.org)
    "The purpose of the webquest is to give you a flavor of life in the 1920’s."
  • Prohibition Webquest (teacherweb.com)
    "You will need to research the history of Prohibition, its effectiveness and other results of the 18th Amendment..."
  • The Great Gatsby WebQuest (kn.pacbell.com)
    "Was the 1920's a time of decline for the American Dream, or was it a time for the dream to be transformed?"
  • THE GREAT GATSBY - THE JAZZ AGE: THE 1920's WEBQUEST (granbyhs.nps.k12.va.us)
    "THE GREAT GATSBY by F. Scott Fitzgerald portrays the life of the wealthy during the Jazz Age (the Roaring Twenties).
    The 1920s era evokes images of flappers, racoon coats, the Charleston, and Prohibition.
    These images, however, reflect only a small part of life in this decade.
    TASK:
    What was life in the 1920's really like? On what people, events, and activities does Fitzgerald base THE GREAT GATSBY? In order to get the most out of the novel, you need to understand the culture of that era. Therefore, your job is to prepare a "special limited edition" guidebook, make a Power Point presentation, or write a documented research paper describing life in the '20's as it really was."



 

 

Cinema :

  • The Prohibition Years (mikemckiernan)
    "Tommyguns, bootleg booze, dance hall girls and Al Capone. These were the "Roaring Twenties", the beginning of the mob...
    and the Gangster Film."
    Al Capone - The Cotton Club - Bugsy Malone - Scarface - Once Upon a Time in America - The Untouchables...
  • Movies before and during Prohibition were very influential. (library.thinkquest.org)

 

Cartoons :

 

  • Prohibition - Constitutional Prohibition of the Consumption of Alcohol (1919-1933)
    (celebrateboston.com)

 

 

Posters :

 

 

 

 

 

Songs :