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Lillian Hernandez Emse 3122 Final Unit on The Great Gatsby How to take Cornell Notes Author Bio Movie/ Soundtrack Characters Vocabulary Assignments

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Lillian Hernandez

Emse 3122 Final

Unit on The Great Gatsby

How to take Cornell Notes

Author Bio

Movie/ Soundtrack

Characters

Vocabulary

Assignments

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Cornell Notes

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By: Francis Scott Fitzgerald

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Fitzgerald’s background

Born in St. Paul Minnesota on September 24, 1896

His father Edward had little $

His mother Mollie came from a financially stable background but preferred a simple life

As a child played with the rich kids in the area

At 12 his family relocated to NY

1908 entered St. Paul academy and wrote many works throughout this time

He also joined the navy

At 22 he fell in love with 18 year old Zelma who was accustomed to an extravagant life which he could not provide for her since he was not rich she left him a while after they became engaged

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Fitzgerald cont’d

A year later he returned to his hometown and wrote, This Side of Paradise.

It got published in 1920, after it published Zelda came back to him and they married just one week later in NY

They had their only daughter one year later

His marriage became turbulent since a lot of alcohol was involved.

His earnings from his first book was running out and that is when he wrote, The Great Gatsby (1925)

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Fitzgerald cont’d

Zelda suffered from mental breakdowns, in 1934 she was institutionalized for the remainder of her life

He never married again but did fall in love with Sheilah Graham ( a movie columnist)

He died in 1940 (some speculate it was due to a heart attack he had three weeks before and suffered hemorrhage)

His obituaries were condescending and he thought he died a failure

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The Era’s of Gatsby

The Roaring Twenties: the worldwide influenza

epidemic of 1918, and an apparently strong

economy led to a period of strong optimism and a

new fun-seeking attitude.

The Jazz Age: The popularity of the new Jazz music

of New Orleans and Chicago, dances like the

Charleston, combined with the relaxing moral code

and the general feeling of optimism created the

feeling of a never ending social party.

New Soundtrack

to the Gatsby film

remake…. #3 by

Will.I.Am.

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The Era’s of Gatsby

The Age of Wonderful Nonsense: It was the age of flappers and bathtub gin, an age of prosperity, and a time of moral and sexual revolution.

The Age of Intolerance: losses both financial and human Immigration rules and quotas were tightened. There was also a concerted effort to pursue and unmask spies, usually Communists or “Reds.” The “us and them” mentality resulted in the revitalizing of such supremacist organizations as the KKK.

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The Original Flapper was Zelda Fitzgerald , yes, F.

Scott Fitzgerald’s wife The Great Gatsby’s author

Francis

Scott

Fitzgerald

Zelda Fitzgerald

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The Great Gatsby has

been adapted into two

films

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The original film was very

successful

The Great Gatsby, You can't repeat the past scene

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The new film released

5/10/13

Actors who played the characters Main

character of The Great Gatsby

Leonardo DiCaprio = Jay Gatsby

Carey Mulligan = Daisy Buchanan

Tobey McGuire= Nick Carraway

Joel Edgerton = Tom Buchanan

Elizabeth Debicki = Jordan Baker

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The Great Gatsby 2013

trailer

2013 Offical Trailer

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Themes in the

novel

• Love

• Money

• Power

• “The American Dream”

• Social Status

• Fidelity

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WWI ended in 1918

Prohibition was installed: the ban of alcohol consumption was put in place

People began to starve for both money and alcohol = freedom

The call for bootleggers rose which were people who sold and bought alcohol

illegally which also made alcohol cheaper and backfired the plan.

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Prohibition

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Fla

pp

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/Jazz A

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Flappers

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The Great Gatsby

original mansion for the

74’ film

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