The Roaring Twenties – Part II: Technology and Culture in the 1920s The Automobile o Henry Ford o Ransom E. Olds (Oldsmobile) o Detroit o Model T. o Standardization o Assembly-line production o “Fordism” o New Industry from Automobile Steel Rubber Glass Fabrics Construction Highways Service Stations Garages o Other Effects Transportation of Food “Freedom of the Highway” Leisure Population Schools & Churches Commuters Birth of Flight o The Wright Brothers o Aircraft in the Great War o Aviation Industry Mail Passengers o Transcontinental Airmail New York to San Francisco - 1920 o Charles A. Lindbergh Trans-Atlantic Flight Entertainment – “Popular Culture” o The Radio Nikola Tesla Guglielmo Marconi o The Cinema The Great Train Robbery The Birth of a Nation New York City to Hollywood Propaganda “Silent Films” to “Talking Films” The Jazz Singer Changes in Lifestyle & Values o Sex in Advertising o “Flappers” o Sigmund Freud o Jazz & Blues Music New Orleans W. C. Handy “St. Louis Blues” “Jelly Roll” Morton “Joe” King Oliver Paul Whiteman African American Culture o Harlem, New York o The Harlem Renaissance o Writers Langston Hughes Zora Neale Hurston Claude McKay o Music Louis Armstrong Eubie Blake o Politics Marcus Garvey o United Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) o Black Star Line Steamship Company Literature o H. L. Mencken “The Bad Boy of Baltimore” American Mercury o F. Scott Fitzgerald This Side of Paradise The Great Gatsby o Theodore Dreiser An American Tragedy o Ernest Hemingway The Sun Also Rises A Farewell to Arms o Sherwood Anderson Winesburg, Ohio o Sinclair Lewis Main Street Babbitt o William Faulkner Soldier’s Pay Sound and the Fury As I Lay Dying o Ezra Pound “Make It New” o T. S. Eliot “The Waste Land” o Robert Frost Poems on New England o E.E. Cummings Diction and Typesetting o Eugene O’Neill Strange Interlude Architecture o Frank Lloyd Wright o The Empire State Building Sports o Baseball Babe Ruth o Boxing Jack Dempsey Vs. Georges Carpentier