In the movie The Jazz Singer and in the cartoon, the younger generations of the 1920's.
give us a small hint of the controversies and conflict that surrounded them. The movie not only.
shows us the disobedience to the older generation but controversial dance moves and music that.
revolutionizes many of the entertainment industries. In the cartoon we see the issue of sex being.
mentioned around the older generation as if it is no longer considered to be taboo. With the.
introduction of new inventions to improve modern life, the younger generation makes the 1920's.
a decade to remember. While Americans were stuck in post war disillusionment, the younger.
generation created a phenomenal change on the moral beliefs of the older generation. The.
younger generation took to partying, spending, taking chances, and disobeying what they felt was.
an infraction of their rights. With the younger generation revolutionizing values and ideals it is.
no wonder they made as big an impact on the society and decade as they did. This uprise of the.
younger generation can be held accountable for their part in the conflicts of the 20's. .
With women winning the right to vote many politicians realized they had to appeal to.
women as well as men. Women were becoming more independent and outspoken. Women and.
men were now drinking together and violating the prohibition acts. The men and women of the.
younger generation felt that this was a violation of their personal rights. In fact some could say.
this disobedience of prohibition was fueled by the simple fact that it was against the law. This.
need of the younger generation to consume alcohol brought in all the business bootleggers and.
gangsters would need to finish out the decade. The politics and dealings that went on throughout.
the 1920's were virtually ignored by the uprising voters and future leaders of the younger.
generation. .
At the beginning of the decade the United States had become a world economic power.