The document discusses various aspects of fashion, popular culture, and everyday life in America during the 1920s. It covers women's flapper fashion including hairstyles, automobiles that were popular at the time, types of homes and furniture that were common in the 1920s. Some famous actresses and actors from the era are mentioned as well as popular slang terms that were in use such as "speakeasy" and "don't take any wooden nickels". Men's fashion of the time including hats is also briefly touched upon.

1. America in the 1920’s:Flappers, Fashion, and Furniture Michael E, Kelly M, Gates M

2. Women’s Fashion

3. Flappers

4. Hairstyles

5. Automobiles

6. Homes and Furniture

7. Popular Names Actress Mary Pickford

8. Popular Sayings (And Their Meanings) Hit on all sixes - to perform 100 per cent; as "hitting on all six cylinders” Speakeasy - An illicit bar selling bootleg liquor Don't take any wooden nickels - Don't do anything stupid Cat's Meow - Something splendid or stylish; similar to bee's knees; The best or greatest, wonderful Big Cheese - The most important or influential person; boss; Same as a ‘big shot’ Beef - a complaint or to complain

9. Hats and Men’s Fashion

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