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What was the Jazz Age also commonly called?
Answer
The Roaring Twenties
The Jazz Age and Roaring Twenties refer to the same period (1920-early 1930s), characterized by economic prosperity, cultural change, and jazz music.
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The Roaring Twenties earned its name from the exuberant optimism, novelty of modernity, and the energetic sound of jazz that defined the era.
Other options people guess
- The Lost Decade
- The Silent Era
- The Progressive Age
Topics
- 1920s
- jazz age
- culture
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