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Early Entertainment. First motion picture. The first motion picture with a plot was The Great Train Robbery . This movie showed in 1903 It was about 10 minutes long and had 14 scenes. The Automobile. The Model-T was introduced in 1908. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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First motion picture

• The first motion picture with a plot was The Great Train Robbery.

• This movie showed in 1903

• It was about 10 minutes long and had 14 scenes.

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The Automobile

• The Model-T was introduced in 1908.

• It was affordable due to the improvement of Ford’s assembly line.

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Telephones

• The first long-distance telephone call from New York to San Francisco happened in 1915.

• What were Bell’s first words?

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Charles Lindbergh

• 1st non-stop flight was in 1927

• The first transcontinental flight was in 1959.

• The Wright brothers’ first successful flight at Kitty Hawk was in 1903.

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Chicago

• Chicago was a poem published by Carl Sandburg in 1914.

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Panama Canal

• The Panama Canal opened in 1914.

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Virgin Islands

• The U.S. bought the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917.

• How much did the U.S. pay for them?

• Why did we want to buy them?

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Phonofilm

• The first sound on a film motion picture was in 1927.

• What is a “talkie?”

• http://ieee-virtual-museum.org/exhibit/exhibit.php?id=159246&lid=1&seq=7

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Great earthquake

• The great earthquake in San Francisco happened in 1906.

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Radio Broadcast

• The first regular licensed radio broadcast was in 1920.

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WOMEN!

• Women receive the right to vote!

• 19th Amendment

• 1920

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Prohibition

• Prohibition becomes the law in 1919!

• Also known as the “dry law.”

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Prohibition

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What a Life Saver!

• The first Life Savers were sold in 1912!

• How many pieces come in a package?

• Why are they known as “summer candy?”

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Carry Nation

• Carry Nation began “raiding” with a hatchet in 1901.

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North Pole

• Admiral Robert E. Perry reached the North Pole in 1909.

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President McKinley

• President McKinley was assassinated in 1901.

• How did he die?

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Boy Scouts

• The Boy Scouts were founded in 1910.

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Girl Scouts

• The American Girl Guides (Girl Scouts) were founded in 1912.

• My parents never let me be a girl scout.

• What is your favorite cookie?

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Fini!

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