Airwaves and Icons Slides
A high-impact slide presentation exploring the rise of radio, movies, and celebrity culture in the 1920s. It features art deco styling and focuses on the synchronization of national culture and the shift toward modern advertising psychology. Note: Specific genre and artist references have been removed as requested.
National Beat Guided Notes
Guided notes designed for students to complete while following the Airwaves and Icons slide presentation. Includes fill-in-the-blank sections on radio, film, and advertising psychology. Note: Music genre and specific venue references have been removed.
Screen and Sound DBQ Packet
A primary source analysis packet (DBQ-style) where students examine 1920s advertisements, movie attendance statistics, and quotes about celebrity culture. Students analyze how media unified the nation and changed consumer habits.
Culture Clash Answer Key
A teacher answer key providing the correct responses for the National Beat Guided Notes and the Screen and Sound DBQ analysis packet. Specific music genre and artist references have been removed to align with updated curriculum needs.
Speaker Script Teacher Resource
A comprehensive teacher facilitation guide providing detailed talking points, slide-by-slide context, and discussion prompts for the Airwaves and Icons presentation. Note: Music genre and specific artist references have been removed to focus on broader media impacts.
Media Archive Index Document
A bibliographic reference sheet for teachers and students, listing major primary sources used in the lesson. Specific music-related sources have been removed as requested.
Media Mastery Quiz Document
A unit quiz for students assessing their understanding of 1920s mass media. Specific music genre and venue references have been removed.
Media Mastery Quiz Key Resource
A teacher answer key for the Media Mastery Quiz. References to specific music genres and artists have been removed to align with updated curriculum needs.
Historical Visuals Reference Resource
A curated list of historical visuals including photographs, movie posters, and advertisements from the 1920s. Note: References to specific music genres and artists have been removed as requested.
