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This section talked about American problems in 1920's. They had a post war because of unemployment and the prices. It also talked about the "Red Scare".

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My highlighted part was about how electricity revolutionized America forever. Soon there will be innovations of technology like wash machines, irons, dishwashers, phones and much more.

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my section talked about the attempt to regulate Americas consumption of alcohol and put them on prohibition

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The automobile forever changed the pattern of American social behavior. It gave the average American greater mobility and new freedom. Americans’ moral and manners adjusted to the new possession of speed and power.

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My highlighted part was about mass entertainment during the golden age of silent film. the people loved it and the attendance at the picture palaces soared from 40 million to 115 million in just 8 years.  

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My highlighted part was about mass entertainment during the golden age of silent film. the people loved it and the attendance at the picture palaces soared from 40 million to 115 million in just 8 years.  

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KDKA, the nations’ first commercial radio station, began broadcasting on November 20, 1920. As the population listened, first with curiosity then with interest and appreciation, its cultural horizons were raised and broadened in scope.

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electricity got more powerful.

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At the time, the current president was kind of a gangster/mafia boss. He was hiring quite a few capable men, although he was also bribing cronies to join him. This  basically made him a gangster/mobster.

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My part of the talks about America’s consumption of alcohol problem. America tried to regulate the alcohol with prohibition. But it just brought bootlegging, speakeasies, rum-running, and Al Capone. My picture connects it because it is Al Capone.  

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My part of the talks about America’s consumption of alcohol problem. America tried to regulate the alcohol with prohibition. But it just brought bootlegging, speakeasies, rum-running, and Al Capone. My picture connects it because it is Al Capone.  

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my highlighted part was about America was try to prohibit drinking because everybody was drinking. They were try to regulate drinking because of rom-running and bootleg. Everyone was drinking so much that it became a problem. it was also an era of a noble experiment.

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My part was about the 19th amendment getting passed and how woman got the right to vote. All the protests ended and it was a step to a greater equality. My picture connects to this because they are learning how to vote because they didn't know how to before, since they didn't have the right to. It relates to the topic because the 19th amendment got passed and now you can see they are learning to vote.

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My highlighted part explained how during the 1920's Hollywood started offering entertainment to everyone. This was one of the first times with mass entertainment. Movies started coming out, radios and more came out as well for entertaining the people.

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My highlighted section talked about jazz and the crazy things these people did to celebrate. My picture shows one of the crazy things people in the 1920s participated in. It's called marathon dancing. You'd dance, and dance, and keep dancing until you couldn't no more. The last couple standing wins. The other things were flag pole sitting, where you would literally sit on a flagpole, and then airplane stunt flying which is when you'd stand on the wings of the plane in the air.

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What I learned from my paragraph is that America had its problems in the 20's. America had post war depression because of unemployment and falling prices. The "Red Scare" was that Americans were afraid that the Russian Revolution of 1917 might spread to America. Also, after the war, America wanted to go back to normal, and what like before the war. America elected Warren G. Harding for president because he promised that America would have normalcy, restoration, and serenity. These promises were broken when the Teapot Dome Oil Scandals were exposed. Harding died in 1923 that saved him from humiliation.

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My part that was highlighted was about a non-stop flight from New York to Paris and how it was in the Spirit of St. Louis.

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My highlighted part was in 1919 they had problems such as, Post-War depression which caused un-employment and prices were falling. Also there was something called the, "Red Scare" which was when they were scared that the Russian Revolution of 1917 might spread to the USA.

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My section was about how people wanted to forget the war and Woodrow Wilson's "League of Nations". So I chose a picture showing the 369th "Harlem Hellfighters" marching in a victory parade with people cheering them on resembling the urge to forget the war and celebrate the people who fought in the war.

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On November 20, 1920, KDKA, the nation's first ever commercial radio station began broadcasting. As people started listening they were interested and had a lot of appreciation. It was able to raise cultural horizons due to the type of content they were able to stream.

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My paragraph I read was about the new Automobiles. Automobiles were the new trend. It provided freedom, safety, power, and class. This new car would prove your wealth to others. This picture shows a family cruising in their own down the street.

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I read about the era of Prohibition. Where alcohol was very big product

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My highlighted part explains the assembly line set up by Henry Ford. The assembly line produced many cars, jumping the numbers from 7 million in 1919 to 23 million 10 years later. Along with the 16 million more cars, 100,000 miles of highway were paved. The federal, state, and local governments had troubles trying to pave new roads. After all this America became a nation on wheels.

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My highlighted part tells us about the popularization of Jazz. During the tough times of prohibition, the speakeasies helped the creation of Jazz. Lots of Americans didn't agree with the idea of less alcohol so people began speakeasies to ignore this rule. While this was going on, Jazz became a very popular form of entertainment.

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Fords assembly line got America rolling. Ford had been doing 7 million cars in 1919. but in Ten years he had made 23 million vehicles. this is a picture of the assembly line that helped Ford do all that they did.

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My highlighted part explained how the 1920s were the decade of spending, economic prosperity, and high stocks. Even though the 1920s were all about the "endless prosperity" of the economy, it didn't last forever. The 1929 stock market crash stopped the good economy with a grinding halt and the "US was the only nation" that ever went to the poor house" while having so much material goods (like cars).