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The 1920s were a revoulutionary time in cultural innovations. Things like the radio were invented allowing people to listen to the news, music, and sporting events. It was also a time were profesional sports were bigining to become popular because people actually had time to watch them causing athletes to get paid the top dollar at the time. Another big cultural innvoation was the gain of populartiy in watching movies at the because again, people finally had the time to watch them. All these culural  innovations were big parts of shaping the cultural future to how we kind of know it know.

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How did transportation change American life?

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How did transportation change American life?

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The Automobile quickly became the backbone of the American economy in the 1920s. It quickly became one of the biggest businesses of the 1920s, which helped America's productivity rates rise by 45%. As many roads were being built major roads began to gain popularity like route 66 which was a major road linking Chicago to Los angeles. Many people began to settle along settle along the major road. WHile cars were becoming more common the railroads were As cars began to become more of a necessity and became more poplular, Henry Ford began to start designing and testing his first plane. It didnt realy work well until The Lockhead Company made the first single-engined plane in 1927.

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What role did credit play in the american economy in the 1920s

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What role did credit play in the american economy in the 1920s

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Modern advertising changed to advertising to appeal the consumer's desires. Many businesses practiced the power of advertising. Mass advertising swept over america to get consumers to buy products. They used many strategies and practices to increase their business and get known and liked by many americans. Electrical conveniences powered much of the economic boom of the 1920s. The use of electricity also transformed the nation. Development of alternate electrical current made it possible to distribute electricity over long distances. Electricity was no longer restricted and could be distributed everywhere. The electrification of new areas of the country made it possible for many people to get the newest and latest electric conviencies.

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How did the installment plan fuel a superficial prosperity 

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How did the installment plan fuel a superficial prosperity 

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This plan allowed people who didn't have enough money or using too much money at one time get the product they wanted.They banks provided their money at low interests rates and they got the products they wanted. Even when businesses had concern no one think that anything could go wrong and that the economy would just keep getting better. Lives had been better for many people in america. No one had worries or concern about what could happen and everyone went into favor with this throwing all care aside into the win to enjoy their lives.

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How did Harding’s tax policy on imports affect Britain and France and the war debt issue? 

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How did Harding’s tax policy on imports affect Britain and France and the war debt issue? 

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When he put tariffs on foreign goods making it more expensive for European countries to import their products to America. At the same time, the European countries had to pay back their debts so they couldn't really afford to pay for tariffs. The United States did attempt to help the European countries by donating 2.5 billion dollars to Germany through the Dawes plan, this made it so that Britain, Germany, and France would be able to recover and America would eventually get their money back.

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How did harding's friends damage his administration 

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How did harding's friends damage his administration 

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The teapot dome scandal was the biggest example of corruption in his administration. Albert B.Fall managed to get the oil reserves transferred from the navy to the interior department. Then he secretly leased the land to 2 private oil companies. He received 400,000 dollars and after was found guilty of bribery and was the first american to be convicted of a felony under the cabinet. After this even Harden gave a speech about how his friends drag him down. Later after this he died.

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Why did some businesses including farmers not do well in the 1920s? 

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Why did some businesses including farmers not do well in the 1920s? 

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A lot of businesses were getting electricity to run their machines and to use at home but farmers didn't get that electricity so the lacked power compared to other businesses.

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How did various forms of media help to shape American culture in the 1920s? 

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How did various forms of media help to shape American culture in the 1920s? 

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The 1920s were a revolutionary time in cultural innovations. Things like the radio were invented allowing people to listen to the news, music, and sporting events. It was also a time were professional sports were beginning to become popular because people actually had time to watch them causing athletes to get paid the top dollar at the time. Another big cultural innovation was the gain of popularity in watching movies at the because again, people finally had the time to watch them. All these cultural innovations were big parts of shaping the cultural future to how we kind of know they know.

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 What factors prompted many African Americans to move to Northern cities? 

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 What factors prompted many African Americans to move to Northern cities? 

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There were many reasons for African Americans to move north. For example, many of them left to escape racial discrimination because of how hard it was to live with it. Another reason many of the cotton fields in the south had been destroyed by floods. Especially because of Henry fords company that paid well for everyone bringing in jobs for many Africans. My final big reason was World War 1 because a lot of the northern males had been fighting in the war causing Africans and women to step up and help run the country more.