Artwork


 * **Hudson River School**
 * **Hippies**
 * **Counter Culture**
 * **Warhol**
 * **WoodStock**
 * **I Love Lucy**
 * **Harlem Renaissance**
 * **Rock n' Roll**
 * **Beatniks**
 * **Walden (transcendentalism)**
 * **Grapes of Wrath**
 * **Uncle Tom's Cabin**
 * **Jazz**
 * **Utopia**
 * **Baseball -** America's national "pastime"
 * **Catcher in the Rye**
 * **Central Park**
 * **Elvis D. Presley**
 * **Dance Halls**
 * **Flappers:** Were the women during the Roaring Twenties, they made their hair short
 * **Drugs**
 * **Clubs:** Clubs grew in popularity around the time of the Roaring Twenties, especially the idea of Night Clubs.
 * **Theater -** The theater was a cheap source of entertainment that many people attended.
 * **Suburban Conformity**
 * **The Other America:** A novel written that depicted the idea of the poorer America, and the hardships that it had, and had to go through.
 * **Hairstyles**
 * **radio:** Became an important invention in the
 * **Journalism:** Dealt with handing out the news, showing opinions, and creating the idea of propaganda to instill what they want to instill in the minds of the average reader.
 * **T.V. -** It is perhaps one of the most important inventions other than the computer. It showed advertisements, showed the news and politics, and provided entertainment all rolled up in one.
 * **Malls:** Malls grew during the time of the Industrial Revolution. This is when shopping no longer became a time of necessity, but it was also a time of leisure and a time of entertainment.
 * **Levittowns**
 * **Hoovervilles:** It was the name of small neighborhoods of the poor, that many people lived in. There were shacks made of cardboard, and the harsh times of the people during the Great Depression who were poor, and barely had any jobs.
 * **Less emphasis on traditional values:**