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The people in the 1920's were known as the lost generation. They didn't have a sense of purpose and were questioning everything they knew. because of this they were trying new things to be different, new fads. Some of these include slang, flag pole sitting, jazz, mahjong, dances (the shimmy, the Black Bottom), and Harry Houdini
Fads that swept the country in the 1920s include flag pole sitting (began in 1924); the Charleston, the Foxtrot, and the Lindy Hop, as well as dance marathons (ala 1923); flappers - a type of dress - and ruby red lipstick; and vending machines which used cups instead of cans.
The most important people were.... MEE(:
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No they tend to focus more on the policies the US government had and how that caused the great depression.
The people in the 1920's were known as the lost generation. They didn't have a sense of purpose and were questioning everything they knew. because of this they were trying new things to be different, new fads. Some of these include slang, flag pole sitting, jazz, mahjong, dances (the shimmy, the Black Bottom), and Harry Houdini
When alot of people do, or wear specific things, then those things become fads.
Fads that swept the country in the 1920s include flag pole sitting (began in 1924); the Charleston, the Foxtrot, and the Lindy Hop, as well as dance marathons (ala 1923); flappers - a type of dress - and ruby red lipstick; and vending machines which used cups instead of cans.
some of the crazes might be the type of dances and the dance marathons. and some examples of fads are peanut butter and jelly, PEZ flagpole sitting and mahjongg.
Different types of fads include fashion fads (e.g. bell-bottom jeans), beauty fads (e.g. feather hair extensions), technology fads (e.g. fidget spinners), and food fads (e.g. cronuts). These trends often gain popularity quickly but fade out just as fast.
Fashion fads are certain styles and and articles or clothing that are in or out
faddism is a A disposition to take up with fads; a fondness for fads.
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The most important people were.... MEE(:
becayse i said so