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Page 1: Society & Mass Culture Changes in American Life (1880-1914) Chapter 21, Section 4

Society & Mass Culture

Changes in American Life (1880-1914)

Chapter 21, Section 4

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Essential Question

•What should schools teach?•How did modern advertising

spur on economic growth, as well as change Americans lives?

•What events led to more Americans having more leisure time available?

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Mass Culture

• A Common Culture Experienced by Large Numbers of People

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How Can Schools Create “Mass Culture?”

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Schools Impact on Mass Culture

• City & States Passed Laws that Forced ALLALL Kids to Go to School (Suckers! )

• Immigration Was Increasing!

• Schools Taught English & Citizenship Classes

• Everyone Learns the Same Things! – Create an “American”

Mass Culture

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Assimilation

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Growth of Literacy

• More Education = More Americans Reading!

• Dime Novels = $0.10

• Dime Novels Were Very Popular!– Told Stories of

Romance/Adventure/ Wild West

• Americans Read More Newspapers Too!

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Joseph Pulitzer

• Owner of the New New York World York World – Major Newspaper in

the World

• Competed with The The New York Morning New York Morning JournalJournal

• Added Comics, Sports, & Exaggerated Stories to Sell More Newspapers!

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William Randolph Hearst• Owner of the New New

York Morning York Morning JournalJournal

• Competed with Pulitzer’s New New York WorldYork World

• Both Newspapers Used Cartoons, Sports, Comics, & Dramatic Stories to Sell!

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The Pulitzer Prize

• Named After Joseph Pulitzer

• Awarded to the Best Article/ Newspaper/ Picture/ Book, Etc… Each Year

• Dramatic Pictures that Capture a Moment!

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Goal of Advertisers:• Get People to Buy

Their Products!

• 1900’s – Advertise in Newspapers, Magazines, Billboards

• Use Athletes/Movie Stars to Sell Their Product

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Sunday Football (The Guys)

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Oprah (4pm Everyday) &Saturday Mornings

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Commercials

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What Commercials/Slogans Did You Come Up With?

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Department Stores

• Stores Where You Could Buy Anything & Everything!

• Montgomery Ward

• Sears Roebuck (Today Sears)

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Mail Order Catalogs• Department Stores

Were Located in Cities

• Sears Roebuck & Montgomery Ward Sent Mail Order Catalogs Home To Customers in Rural Areas

• Rural Customers Could Now Get the Same Products/Goods as those in Cities

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Leisure

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What Americans Did with Their Free Time

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Central Park, NYC

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Coney Island

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Sports Early 1900’s

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African American Baseball Leagues

• Due to Plessy vs. Ferguson (1896), Major League Baseball was Segregated!

• Jackie Robinson Would be the 1st African American to Play MLB Baseball in the 1950’s

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What Allowed Americans to Have More Free Time & $$$

(More Leisure)?

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Vaudevilles

• Mixture of Song, Dance, & Comedy

• Perfect for a Friday Night Date

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Vaudevilles

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Ragtime

• Blend of African American Music & European Music

• Scott Joplin – King of Ragtime

• “Maple-Leaf Rag” Scott Joplin’s #1 Hit

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The 1st Movies Ever

• Movies Competed with Live Entertainment

• 1st Movies were Silent

• Cost $.05

• Known as Nickelodeons

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The Wright Brothers

• Invented the First Airplane in 1903

• The Kitty Hawk:– Named After Kitty

Hawk, North Carolina)

• Would Lead to Increased Trade, Travel & Transportation

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Essential Question

•What should schools teach?•How did modern advertising

spur on economic growth, as well as change Americans lives?

•What events led to more Americans having more leisure time available?