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Which industries thrived?
•telephone companies,
•new phones, electric companies,
•large electrical appliances,
•synthetic (artificial) fabric, plastics, wristwatches,
cameras, glass cookware
What new products were invented?
•Vacuum cleaners
•Washing machines
•Toasters
•Packaged products such as soap and
cereal
•Radios
•The stock market grew
What was the Installment Plan?
Those who could not pay could purchase on the installment plan by making monthly payments on a product until it was paid for.
How did new technology affect
the lives of women?
• Since housework was done quicker, women
had more leisure time.
• They could play sports, get a job, drive a
car, go to college.
• They cut their hair in a bob, wore short dresses, wore makeup, and went dancing.
What is mass production?
using machines to make many products at once
What is an assembly line?
where groups of workers on the assembly line each do one job.
What did Henry Ford use to make cars in a new way?
The assembly line, mass production and division of labor.
What was a famous car from Ford Motor Company and what is its nickname?
Model T and Tin Lizzie
What car company passed Ford in production because people wanted more variety in color and more luxury.
General Motors
In what industries did the The Automobile Revolution caused growth in?
1. Rubber industry-tires, hoses, belts
2. Steel
3. Glass
4. Paint 9. Restaurants
5. Petroleum industry
6. Road construction
7. Road paving
8. Gas stations
9. Restaurants
10. Motels
11. Tourism
New wealth provided more ?
leisure time
What were some new sports heroes?
Babe Ruth-baseball
• Jim Thorpe-football and many other sports
• Jack Dempsey-boxing
• Harlem Globetrotters-basketball
Charles Lindbergh-flew the Atlantic.
William Tilden-tennis
Helen Wills-tennis
Gertrude Ederle-swam the
English Channel.
Who were some famous jazz musicians?
W.C. Handy of Alabama,
Bessie Smith (singer),
Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
(trumpet)
Duke Ellington
Why did radios make a big impact?
1. It was free (after the initial purchase)
2. It was live –happening as you listened
3. It was private –listened to in your home
4. It was a family get together
What was the 18th amendment?
It forbid sale, manufacture, or transportation of alcohol.
Who was Al Capone?
A famous gangster
What was the21st amendment?
It repealed the 18th amendment