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The Birth of Jazz
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Overview
Social
Culture
Economics
Overview
The birth of jazz was a significant shift in culture in America. Fueled by the Great Migration, it had major impact.
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Social Impact
The jazz emergence impacted youth, social change, and fashion- amongst many others.
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Economics
Jazz in the '20s promoted financial growth in the music industry, nighclubs/venues, tourism, and consumerism.
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Culture
Jazz had a major impact on the integration of cultures, social change, as well as cultural identiy.
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Music Industry: - Increase sales in records; Rise in radio = music reaches more diverse audience. Nightclubs/Venues: - Increase of speakeasies; - More jobs that stimulate local economy; - More venues = more customers.
Tourism: - Increased tourism in New Orelans, Chigaco, and New York Consumer Culture: - Increased consumerism; - New products (photographs, phonogrpahs, clothing)
Significance
Jazz orginated in the New Orleans and mixed African American music trends like blues and ragtime (a blend of African and European music traditions). It spread across the country due to the Great Migration which brought many African Americans to places like Chigago and New York. Jazz created names like Louis Armstrong who have continued to impact modern-day music.
Youth: - Embrace of new forms of expression; - Rebellion against old societal norms; - Challenge of gender roles. Social: - Incresae of alcohol consumption; - Sexuality; - Increase of speakeasies. Fashion: - Modernization; - Less modest; - Freedom and expression.
During the 1920s culture was booming! With the help of jazz, the integration of African American and European music traditions increased. Jazz challenged the social norms and class distinctions while assisting in the break- down of racial barriers. People of all types of backgrounds gathered to listen to jazz. Overall in America, jazz began a symbol of the Roaring Twenties which highlighted spirit and rebellion. Jazz helped shape and create cultural identity while also giving African Americans a space to express themselves and their history creatively.