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The document discusses cultural changes in America in the 1920s fueled by postwar prosperity, new attitudes toward sexuality, and technologies like movies and cars. Movies in particular challenged Victorian morality, though many Americans still held onto traditional values. It also discusses how jazz originated from African American musical traditions but was initially more popular in Europe, especially 1920s Paris, where it represented the growing Americanization of French culture through tourists, products, and movies.
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Midterm Outline
My Topic: Jazz Freedom
My Research Question: How did the Great Migration in the United States of America contribute to the development and spread of Jazz Music?
1) According to Foner (311), within ten years of Columbus’ voyage to the new world, a significant number of Africans were resettled into the New Atlantic economy powered by slave labor during the great migration.
· In the early 20th century, Europeans saw the new lands in America as a dreamland for creating vast wealth and endless enjoyment which they eventually did.
· However, for the Africans, this period signified great injustice in the institution of slavery which was openly and legally carried out.
· White Southern slave owners tried to justify the enslavement of those of African descent and how the course undermines their justification
· In later years, institution of slavery was resisted by both Whites and Blacks especially prior to the American civil war and Africans used Jazz music for consolation.
2) According to Cohn, jazz music developed as a result of the African American heritage that was shaped in slavery, poverty, hard labor and persecution. The themes common to jazz such as love and betrayal in love, comedy, tragedy, desolation, drunkenness, joy among others, are to be traced to this African American origin.
· At the root of jazz music is blues
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· There are many contemporary manifestations of the genre as well.
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· The VooDoo dance rhythms of the African Americans were the root of jazz.
· These were popular among the slaves in the early 20th century America.
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- 1. America Compared Cultural Change in the 1920’s By: Kyle Kaliher
- 2. Movies A “revolution in manners and morals”, swept through middle-class America in the 1920’s, fueled by postwar prosperity, new attitudes toward sexuality, Prohibition, and the automobile. Protestant cultural consensus spurred the crusade to restrict immigration, the revival of the Ku Klux Klan in northern cities, and calls to censor perhaps the most visible transgressor of theVictorian moral code-the movies. Both fans and detractors agreed that the movies played a central role in freeing middle- class manners and morals from their Victorian confines. But even those who tested the warm water of passion often kept one foot on the solid ground ofVictorian morality.
- 3. American Jazz in France Jazz developed in the late nineteenth century out of a long tradition of African American musical expression that included work songs, marches, dance music, and spirituals. Only when white orchestras adapted or imitated jazz in the late 1930’s did jazz become popular with America’s mass public. However, European audiences were far more receptive.The jazz craze of Paris in the late 1920’s and the cultural exchange it represented formed one episode of a larger transatlantic cultural shift. Because jazz was American, it symbolized the “Americanization” of France that took off in the 1920’s thanks to the influx of American tourists, the invasion of the French market by American products, and the cultural inroads of American movies.