Jazz Age

The Jazz Age, primarily occurring during the 1920s, was a vibrant cultural movement characterized by the rise of jazz music, innovative dance styles, and a spirit of social liberation. It was a time of economic prosperity in the United States, leading to increased entertainment, nightlife, and a break from traditional social conventions. The era saw influential changes in fashion, art, and attitudes, reflecting a youthful desire for freedom and self-expression. Named after the popularity of jazz, this period profoundly impacted American culture, signaling a shift towards modernity and greater societal dynamism.