Changes of the Roaring Twenties
Changes of the Roaring Twenties
This discussion forum has two objectives: (i) stimulate thinking about historical skills; (ii) ) generate informed discussion about section four topics. You are advised to complete the following reading before you attempt to participate in the discussion board:
Tindall, George Brown, and David E Shi. America. Print., Ch. 23 The "Jazz Age" p. 1040-1053.
You should cite the text in your substantive contributions to the discussion questions, together with other resources that you are referred to, and any other quality academic sources that you wish to adduce in support of your postings. A “substantive contribution” is written in formal academic style (with citations) and makes an original contribution to the discussion by engaging with the views of other students and the academic literature on the subject.
I will grade all discussion postings using the attached rubric: Discussion Board Rubric for History I.docx![]()
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Question: The changes in the Twenties were many and impactful, which were the most significant changes relating to civil liberties and what was the long term impact?
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