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    only had access to printed material for current events and entertainment. Literature from the 1920’s serves us today as a way of understanding what it was like to live a life during the prohibition, the Great Depression and so forth. Writers such as Edith Wharton and Ernest Hemingway tell captivating tales of the struggles and joys of living in the Jazz Age. More than anything, the novels of the 1920s challenged the traditional morals set by our predecessors and provoked readers to ask…

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    Donovan wallace Mr.Petro Ela essay After the Great War, the United States in the 1920ś went through a period where it attempted to return to normalcy. America went through political, social, cultural, and economic phases to make certain positive changes and to return to this normalcy America tried to isolate itself, became fearful towards immigrants, face changes in transportation and make poor economic choices. Americans became disconcerted with the world due to…

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    1920s Cars Research Paper

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    History and Styles of 1920’s Cars Automobiles began development before the 1920s, and when they were mass produced they became affordable luxuries that every American sought. These first publically available cars were always being tweaked to break new speed records. Automobiles changed the lives of all Americans and revolutionized the transportation industry. Automobiles changed the economy. They opened up new organizations to take care of the becoming demand for vehicles.…

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    After World War 1 America was viewed as a superior power in the world, the economy boomed, people were living lavish and comfortable, and a way of life quickly devolved that was dramatically different from the one people once knew . The 1920’s was a pivotal time in America’s History. It was a time when morals were lost, social revolutions were fought and a new “urban culture” was born. These new ideas and philosophies were so pivotal that America 96 years later is still running off the fumes of…

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    Within the 1920’s there were new forms of entertainment being created as well as existing forms of entertainment being greatly expanded upon and reinvented which quickly became the norm of entertainment for the public. Movies were being produced very early in the 20’s but had no audio and instead played a song over the film. Movies were helping in educating teens as they provided a whole new way to teach, being a visual aid with moving pictures as opposed to text or audible learning. Due to the…

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    throughout the decades, but the 1920’s was an extremely important time for fashion. Prior to the 1920’s, women wore full length, volumized, conservative dresses which were oppressive and mundane. Women were unable to express their style and instead were condemned to uncomfortable and constraining clothes.…

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    The automobile industry was booming in the 1920’s. Henry Ford was the leader in the production of cars. The most popular automobile at the time was the Model T because it was very inexpensive and was something no American had ever seen. Every American wanted this luxury item causing the demand for it to skyrocket. Mass production caused the automobile to increase the demand of other goods that were needed to build the automobile. Steel, glass, paint, rubber, and everything else needed to build a…

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    fact, the law created an effect that was opposite of what was intended. Also, the time period this took place in was primarily in the 1920s, also known as The Roaring 20s, a time of prosperity and celebration. No matter what the 18th Amendment stated, all types of people across the nation became criminals by not following this law. Prohibition is the period in the 1920s and 1930s when most alcoholic beverages were banned, yet it was still made and distributed regardless of the law and…

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    By the end of the 1920’s there were almost 23 million registered drivers in the United States (US History, 2016.) This large increase in driving was due to Henry Ford and his Model T. During this decade, Ford worked to create some of the earliest automobiles, as well as, changing the way citizens traveled. People found changes in many aspects of their lives. 1920’s automobiles changed the face of US travel, thanks to Henry Ford. Automobiles were an invention that changed the world for the better…

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    1920's Foreign Policy

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    political actor alongside various European nation's. Domestic economic constraints sustained the American people in the beginning of the 20’s which made them want to be left alone in their pleasures. When the political system was decaying by the end of the 1920’s governmental decisions were needed to fix the structure of the Federal Banks. Although the majority of Americans prompted isolationism economic liberalization and the extent of democracy became key parts in the strengthening of foreign…

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