The 1920s was a hard decade for people to live in, especially towards the end. Although there were some successes leading people to believe that there might be great prosperity, problems in the economy were arising making it harder for people to live. By the end of the 1920s people were unemployed, looking for food, and entering one of the worst possible times of their lives, The Great Depression of 1929.
The prosperity of the 1920s was in fact misleading because WWI had just ended and there was an expectation for an economic boom because of all the production during the war. The automobile, aviation, and chemical industries ran the economy during this time. Radio and motion pictures industry also grew during this time. Businesses were controlled
The prosperity of the 1920s was in fact misleading because WWI had just ended and there was an expectation for an economic boom because of all the production during the war. The automobile, aviation, and chemical industries ran the economy during this time. Radio and motion pictures industry also grew during this time. Businesses were controlled