Cobblestone July-August 2020
Flappers, flyers, films, and felons! The turbulent 20s was a decade of innovation, invention, and impact. This edition of COBBLESTONE Magazine travels back in time to look at the decade that brought us jazz, prohibition, women’s rights, and scandals.
It’s impossible to capture everything the decade of the 1920s contributed to our modern society, but this month’s COBBLESTONE Magazine provides an extensive survey of some of the most important cultural components. With factual and highly entertaining stories around prohibition, the Harlem Renaissance, the women’s rights movement, film and music, the Great Depression, and the evolution of teaching evolution, your young learners will have a deep appreciation for the plethora of change one intense decade brought to modern America.
Enjoy features including:
Harlem’s Renaissance by James Hall and Andrew Matthew
Gangsters Profit From Prohibition by David Witwe
Meet the New Woman by Gwen Hoerr Jorda
Entertain Me! by Barbara Hagen
And Now, a Look at Sports by James Banke
Closing the Door on Immigration by Eric Arnesen
Science on Trial by Karen Bradley Cain
Barnstormers and Daredevils by Ruth Spencer Johnson
Scandal Shocks the Nation by Karen Bradley Cain
And the Market Crashes by Eric Arnesen
All That Jazz—and More! An Interview With Stefon Harris by Kathiann M. Kowal
Regular features of COBBLESTONE magazine include: Did You Know, Going Global, Freeze Frame, Your Letters, Just for Fun, Dr. D’s Mystery Hero, Spotlight On…, Say What? and Cartoon Connection.
