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During this time of revolution and efficiency, the farming industry started to fall because of the new mass production, but since all farmers upgraded and produced more food, the price went down, not getting as good of a pay as what they needed to keep working. Also, most farms lacked power, so they weren't as up-to-date as modern households at the time, men sticking to work in the fields and women still tending to everything in the house.

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Transportation revolutionized the way to travel with the automobile, route 66, and the airline industry. When Ford designed the Model A and it's brother Model T, transformed the United States, as it became one of the backbones of the the US economy in the 1920's. They also altered the countries landscape and society based on roads like route 66. Route 66 allowed for a new route for people travelling to west Chicago to California and vice versa. Although it made an easier path for traveling the +2,000 journey, a lot of people settled on the sides of the route and in little villages near or along the route. As the route weaved it's way from place to place, each village or city had different architecture depending on how the landscape and who moved there. The route/new roads and the automobile enabled many new offers to what a business could do. Now, it made even the isolated rural family to be able to go out and shop and find entertainment. It also gave young people and women more independence for work and traveling on their own. This allowed workers to live miles away from home, leading to the urban sprawl: cities expanding in all directions. With this grow in travelling becoming a necessity, the automobile industry became the backbone of the US economy, like said before. Since the automobile industry was growing, this lead people to the involvement of the oil industry in California and Texas. The automobile industry wasn't the only thing taking off, but the airplane industry as well! this industry was first a mail carrying service and slowly began to carry people, then later into transatlantic transportation. They used Amelia Earhart for a mascot of the flying world.

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Women had a lot of different standards during the 1920s, there was a lot of promotion and a lot of scandalization to women. A lot of  the promotion was to the Flapper and new life style, but the flapper was seen as a young, rebellious phase and not seen as reality. Although, the Flapper was one of the mascots for the 1920s, most women didn't become a flapper because they weren't widely accepted, as they went against a lot of people's morals, or they weren't comfortable with the idea.

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Tariffs also made a large impact on the United States during the 1920s. For example, the Fordney-McCumber Tariff was instilled upon some U.S. imports. At times, the tax was raised to 60 percent! Though this tax aided in the support of U.S. businesses (especially against foreign competition), it made it increasingly difficult for Britain and France to make a profit and repay their war debts. The Dawes Plan was created in attempt to avoid another war when Germany was unable to pay their war debts. Charles G. Dawes, an American banker was sent to negotiate loans, which led to American investors loaned Germany $2.5 to repay Britain and France.

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In the beginning of the 1920s, the Harlem Renaissance occured due to the explosion of an intellect and art that took place in Harlem, New York. This caused an outbreak of African American culture that eventually reached the white middle class. For example, jazz, a popular African American music style gained massive popularity and eventually caused this time periods, the 20s, to be known as “The Jazz Age”. Artists like Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and many other African American musicians forever influenced the history of African American empowerment and contribution to the U.S. Though music was a significant part of this cultural outbreak, African American poets/writers and artists also had an effect on society. Though the 1920s, African Americans were able to recognize their value and embrace cultural throughout years of repression and persecution. Through the performing arts, African Americans were able to express themselves (writing, music, art, etc). Eventually, this led to the popularization of black culture, creating the first major steps in racial equality throughout the United States.

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 You could say this presidency was Hard-ing... 

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 You could say this presidency was Hard-ing... 

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Warren G. Harding was president from 1921-1923. The Teapot Dome Scandal was a political scandal that took place in the early 1920s. At this time, the government had set aside lands in Elk Hills, California and Teapot Dome, Wyoming due to them being rich with oil. This oil was set aside with the intention of it being used by the U.S. Navy. A member of Harding’s cabinet, Albert B. Fall (Secretary of Interior), had transferred the oil reserves from the U.S. Navy to the Department of Interior. In addition to this, the lands of Teapot Dome and Elk Hills had been secretly leased to two private oil companies, one of them being Henry Sinclair’s Mammoth Oil Company. Though denying the situation, suspicions arose from the public when Albert B. Fall received more than $400,000 in “loans, bonds, and cash” (obviously from the oil business). This situation is a significant example of political corruption due to it being the first time an individual in governmental position had been convicted of a felony. The outrage from public due to situation caused an increased amount of stress on Harding, eventually affecting his health. He died due to a heart attack shortly after the political scandal took place.

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As Flappers were new to the 1920s, it captured many women to embrace the new fashions and attitudes of the day. Some of these changes that women took in was cutting hair to a short bob, freeing themselves from the hassle of long hair that has been in-style since the beginning of time. Women that were considered Flappers, dyed their hair jet black and started to dress more "scandalous" with various new styles of clothes, as well as starting to dress with more masculine tastes. With this, women became more assertive so they could try to become on a more equal playing field as men. This resulted in women starting to smoke cigarettes, drinking in public and started to talk about sex in public.

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Within the 1920's economy, the advertising became advanced in not only the price of said product, but to the point that businessmen hired psychologists to study how people's desire for youthfulness, beauty, health and wealth, which was really impressive for the time. This was to convince the general public to do certain things, like through certain phrases like, "say it with flowers" as, that increases the floral business to x2 of what it was before.As these brilliant ads were appearing, businessmen met with others, and while there, the group of businessmen sang, donated to charity or charities,and boosted the businessman's moral. The business weren't the only ones gaining at this point, the households were as well. The development of an alternating electrical current that could distribute for long distances, no longer being restricted to cities and now being able to go to even rural houses for power. Since there was now power to the houses, the job of being a housewife was easier than ever, now making free time for women, to give back to the community, leisure time, and now jobs outside the house.

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the Installment plan + superficial prosperity 

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the Installment plan + superficial prosperity 

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As the installment plan was supposed to make life easier, it made a major part of the US fall into debts because if you don't have to put down a lot of money, you will continue to buy since you don't have to put down the full price. This was good for a while, but the loss of a job, or fail to pay the payment for the month, led to large debt for a large population of the US, not realizing what they needed to look for and keep track of when buying said item. this fueled superficial prosperity because of a false prosperity.

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Most women went towards "women's professions" or something along the lines of nurses, teachers, and librarians. But, as business began to grow, they needed more clerical workers for record keeping, so women started to take up that form of work. As the men were in war, women took up a lot of   "men's" job such as factory jobs. When the men returned from war, they got jobs back but many women have maintained a lot of their jobs.