KnowraRoaring TwentiesLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Roaring Twenties, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 2Related 3Narrower topic 4Compared with 1The Great GatsbyRelated: Its prosperity and social transformation provide the historical setting for the novel’s world.FlapperNarrower topic: Flappers became one of the decade’s most recognizable symbols.Calvin CoolidgeNarrower topic: Coolidge’s presidency coincided with the decade’s consumer boom and social transformation.Wall Street crash of 1929Narrower topic: Rising prosperity and enthusiasm for stocks helped create the setting for the boom.James CagneyBroader topic: Cagney’s Eddie Bartlett embodies the gangster genre’s rise-and-fall pattern.Algonquin Round TableNarrower topic: The group’s rise coincided with the decade’s urban entertainment culture.Raoul WalshBroader topic: Its sweeping account of criminal ambition and social change anticipates themes in Walsh’s later crime films.1920sRelated: The phrase captures the decade’s best-known image of prosperity and social change.1930sCompared with: Its apparent prosperity contrasts with the depression and austerity that followed.Hart CraneRelated: Crane wrote The Bridge amid the decade’s technological change and disputes about American identity.