The excess of the 1920’s paved the way to economic struggles of the 1930’s because in the Roaring 20’s was a big time but not as big as the 1930’s but the things that happened in 1920’s lead to the economical struggles and the great depression during the 1930’s. For example, everyone was so excited with the new automobiles that Henry Ford had made affordable. Also women gained the right to vote, and some had got new electric machines that made life easier, such as washing machines and vacuum cleaners. Every day more Americans bought a radio and brought it. The prices of stocks increased through the 1920’s, going upward between 1926 and October 1929. The stock prices went far beyond realistic values. The skyrocketing stock prices showed trouble
