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What’s happening Here ?

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What’s happening Here ?

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  1. What’s happening Here ? What is the link between these Pictures, the television Advert and the clip of film ?

  2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUoYLPvGuvI classroom advert creme egg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvnuI_mc4GQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL-5S_S1UK0 84 commercial YouTube - F.A.Cup golden moments 1923 to 1978, including first Wembley final FA Cup Final

  3. Learning Objective’ To gain an overview of what happened In the 1920’s. Learning Outcome; By the end of this lesson you will be able to describe some of the events that shaped the 1920’s and evaluate and explain their importance for the future.

  4. What happened in the 1920’s 17 Mar 1921: First Marie Stopes Clinic opens This is the first birth control clinic in England. Stopes is a feminist campaigning for women's rights, particularly within marriage, and for the provision of sex education 1923: First FA Cup Final at Wembley Newly-opened, ahead of schedule, Wembley witnesses the Cup Final between Bolton Wanderers and West Ham. Bolton win in front of a crowd of 200,000, vastly exceeding the capacity of 175,000. The Cup Final was played at Wembley every year, except for the war years, until 2000 Surrealism is a cultural movement that began in the early 1920s, and is best known for the visual artworks and writings of the group members. 1923: Cadbury's Crème Eggs go on sale

  5. In the 1920s the Ford Motor Company continued to grow rapidly. In 1925 Ford was producing 10,000 cars every 24 hours.26 Jan 1926: Public demonstration of television In the mid 1920’s the talking film was introduced 12 May 1926: General Strike The strike is called across the country and by many different unions to prevent a decrease in miners' wages. It fails after nine days 1927: BBC begins broadcasting The British Broadcasting Corporation begins to transmit radio programmes and quickly becomes the voice of the nation. John Reith becomes the director general, his mission to educate and improve his audience, a legacy still cherished today. Reith insisted that all radio announcers wore dinner jackets while they were on air!

  6. 1928: Discovery of penicillin, London Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin, the first antibiotic and still one of the most widely used 05 Jul 1928: Women get electoral parity with men Universal female suffrage for over-18s is granted by Parliament 05 Jul 1928: Women get electoral parity with men Universal female suffrage for over-18s is granted by Parliament During the 1920’s and 1930’s nearly 5 million new homes were built in the UK, which represents approx 25% of our total housing stock – many of these were semi detached houses

  7. The rate of overall unemployment increased from an average of 4.8% between 1881 and 1913 to14% between 1921 and 1939 or, more specifically, 15.4% between 1929 and 1939.

  8. Task • Create a timeline of events for the 1920’s, use the pictures and explanations. • Now decide which were the most and least important events, and give each picture a number, 1 most important to 10 least. Think about how these events affected society and the course of history. • Now explain why you have chosen 1-3 as being the most important events.

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