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    The political history of the United States from Reconstruction to the 1920 was completely outrageous. After the Civil War ended, 1863, and as President Abraham Lincoln took the responsibility to restore the south he was assassinated. Andrew Johnson took over and the animosity between Andrew Johnson and Congress guarantee that the Reconstruction as President Lincoln could have said, would be unsuccessful. The election of 1876 left the Southern, United States worst than it was before leaving the…

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    Before the 1920’s there was a movement to prohibit the sale and use of alcohol. But it was only until 1920 that prohibition was actually put into place. Trouble started to arise when the people started to rebel the new laws. Which is why historians today believe prohibition was just a mistake made by the American government. In reality all prohibition did was cause more issues with organized crime and breaking the law. The safety of everyday civilians were put into danger with the illegal sell…

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    up to and through the 1920s. This investigation will examine: to what extent did the political roles of women’s changed in the 1920s in the United States? It will look at the political aspects of their lives. This includes the new ability to vote from the passing of the 19th amendment, their fight into the political workforce, all part of the women’s suffrage movement. This investigation will use a variety of sources to determine the way that women’s roles changed in the 1920’s in politics.…

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    One day in the year 1920, all white men gathered together and voted. It was election day and more than a million women got together and for the first time in history, spoke their minds about voting as females. On August 21, 1920 all of the females heard about something. The constituion ratifed the 19th admendment causing American women everywhere to have the same rights as men. Before all of this, there was a group of women activists that held a meeting about womens rights. It was located in…

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    1920's Informative Speech

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    It just so happened to come across my mind that one of our greatest times came long before now, and i shall be telling you of this time and its wonders. I recommend you understand i 'm talking about the 1920’s. It would be a very difficult process to inform you of all the great and potentially the bad thing that happened to occur during the 20’s so im just going to spit them out. Before we begin, i would just like to point out that at this appropriate this in the human race, the wonderful but…

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    Scott Fitzgerald and the principles that became popularized by actresses such as Clara Bow in print and films of the age. Given how new the character type was in America, the flapper was a figure that sparked much controversy and public debate in the 1920’s. As a result of the nation’s railroad system, the introduction of second class postal rates, rural free delivery, and advances in technology, magazine sales jumped to nearly 200 million in 1929. Advertisers quickly learned how to use…

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    Before the Great Depression the United States had just experienced some of their most memorable moments of the century. Throughout the 1920’s, also known as “The Roaring Twenties”, was a time of peace and prosperity for the nation. The economy was at the highest point ever and the country as a whole was wealthier than it has ever been. It was during this decade that The United States became the richest nation on Earth. There were more people living in urban areas than rural and there were a lot…

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    false promises and fake money. Unintentionally fraudulent actions lead to the longest economic downturn in the history of the Western industrialized world. The ingrained culture of overinvesting and overconfidence within the American society during the 1920’s was the driving force behind the Great Depression. The culture of overinvesting was encouraged by the mindset of “buy now pay later”. Overinvesting was committed by everyone, from wealthy business owners to unwary common folk. Fantastic…

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    The 1920s featured large-scale consumption consumer products, which was good for American industry. But this caused many to become in great debt and after stock market crash many has lost their business due to bankruptcy and this made the unemployment rate skyrocket. Due to massive unemployment and With so many Americans unemployed and poor, almost nobody could contribute like they did to the economy in the 1920s and because of this America experienced extreme deflation. Also, because of world…

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    During the 1920s the attitudes and actions of women began to evolve and shift immensely from the previous, Victorian, norms. Women in the 1920s developed new ideas and attitudes regarding their role in society and their behavior in it. Historian Alex Brinkley identifies a new idea of motherhood where, “mothers should rely on the advice and assistance of experts and professionals: doctors, nurses, and trained educators in nursery schools and kindergarten”(Brinkley). Furthermore, women became…

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