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The 1920s or what is called the roaring twenties was a big era of change in the United States. Many ideas, innovations and culture changes happened and it changed the United States forever.

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The 1920s were a vibrant time for the United States. New innovations, political uprisings, and a new sense of culture. These all embodied what the 1920s were. I learned from this how a new culture was shaped and how it still effects us today.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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The Teapot Dome Scandal was the secret releasing of federal oil by Albert Bacon Fall who was the secretary of the interior. The scandal shocked many Americans as they finally saw all of the corruption that was happening inside of the government.

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During the Red Scare of 1920 many citizens feared recent immigrants particularly those who embraced communist, socialist, or anarchist ideology. The case of Sacco and Vanzetti was a result of the Red Scare because they were Italian immigrants and seen as criminals. Many people were getting bombs sent to them and the whole nation was in terror.

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Prohibition was the enactment of the 18th amendment which prohibited the sale and consumption of alcohol. The amendment was passed January 29, 1919 and continued on into the 1920's. The aftermath of prohibition had many harmful effects. Prohibition was put in place to decrease crime rate but it did the exact opposite. People during the time hated this amendment and created alcohol in illegal ways that were very dangerous.

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F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote The Great Gatsby and published it on April 10, 1925. This book perfectly portrayed life during that time as the roaring twenties were in full swing. He explained the difference between the two classes during that time and they were the old money and new money. He exemplified the way the people were finding all these new amenities like jazz music, flapper dresses, and dancing. This book showed what the twenties actually were, the good and the bad parts. Jay Gatsby had represented the new money made through gambling and stock markets while Daisy represented the old money made through a family name. The book influenced the culture and society of that time and changed the old way of life forever.

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John A. Larson was the inventor of the lie detector test. He was a medical student when he invented the test in California.

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The Band-Aid was invented by Earle Dickson. The reason he invented the band-aid was because his wife got cuts almost everyday.

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This amendment was for women to gain the right to vote. It was passed by congress on June 4, 1919 and ratified on August 18, 1920. This amendment was a long time coming for women as they had struggled for years to gain this right. They protested to gain public awareness of the problem and gained massive support. There were many great activist like Susan B. Anthony who fought hard for the cause.

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Herbert Hoover won the election of 1928. Soon after he became president the stock market crashed and the population slowly became broke. Since Hoover was president during this time the blame for was put on him because he was taking too long to fix everything. He was then seen as the man to blame for the Great Depression. Everything associated with being poor during those time has his name on it. For example there were hoovervilles and these were very poor shanty towns due to the Great Depression.

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The Bulldozer was invented by Engineer Benjamin Holt. He built a crawling tractor which he called the caterpillar. LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company had produced the first bulldozer in 1923.