The Jazz Age

The Jazz Age refers to the period in the 1920s in the United States marked by a cultural boom, particularly in music, art, and literature. Jazz music became popular, reflecting the lively, carefree spirit of the era. This time also saw significant social changes, including the rise of flapper culture, greater freedoms for women, and challenges to traditional norms. The economy was thriving, and people embraced innovation and modernity. The Jazz Age ultimately symbolized a break from the conservative values of the past and a celebration of individuality, creativity, and a more vibrant lifestyle.