The Jazz Age

The era of roaring the 1920s is an era of major social change. Many of these changes are greatly influenced by jazz music. Meanwhile, the country escaped from the First World War, and most people's attitude was dark and desolate. Dance clubs and music clubs are very popular to improve the quality of life for many people. After death and destruction by World War I, young men and women are ready to change. They hope to forget the pain of war, but concentrate on enjoying as much as possible.

Jazz era is the era of 1920s and 1930s, jazz music and dance style has spread rapidly in the United States. The cultural influence of the jazz era is mainly reflected in the birthplace of America, jazz. Jazz originated from New Orleans, fusing African and European music, playing an important role in the cultural change of this age, influence on popular culture lasted long. The era of jazz is usually mentioned together with the roaring sound 1920 's. American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald was widely acknowledged in the creation of his words, using it first in the short story novel collection "Jazz era story" of 1922.

Music has various styles. The 1920s was known as "Jazz Age". Jazz is very popular and has just started showing jazz skills, so the last decade is known as "jazz age". Jazz is a popular term that is explained as miscellaneous events in life. In the 1920's, jazz was fun. Jazz is also rebellious and represents a mixed-blood culture. In the 1920s alcohol was banned. The banned revision of the 1920s was not effective as it could not be done, which resulted in an explosive increase in crime and an increase in alcohol consumption. The rise in the crime rate is due to the price that the prohibition order ruins the legitimate work, causes violence in the black market, diverts resources from law enforcement agencies, and people have to pay for smuggling I will. Jazz is more than just music, it is a type of community expression.

Fitzgerald made the word "jazz era". The term "jazz age" by Fitzgerald may lead to the humor of the stone age, bronze age and iron age cycle used by archeologists in the late nineteenth century (Breitwiese, 2000). Culture of the 1920s This is the attitude of "anytime, anywhere" cultivated after the First World War, the bass of the jazz club echoing through the streets and visiting suspicious persons. The ban on alcohol causes alcohol to underground, so excitement of discussion