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In the early 1920's women gained the right to vote through the help of many contributors such as Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt. This was one step forward toward equal equality for women.

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In the 1920's, football grew more popular throughout America. Although, multiple times many people were against football being legal in fear that women watching would want to join this highly contact sport.

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In the 1920's, jazz grew big as one of the most popular entertainments of the century. People such as Louis Armstrong grew popular through the music they put out for the rest of the country to listen to and enjoy.

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After WWI, women gained more confidence in thinking they're equal to men. This later changed women's appearance throughout the country. They would wear more makeup, cut their hair shorter, and wear shorter hemlines, and overall, had more glamour. This was called the flapper style.

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Cars in the 1920's grew more popular across the nation. The reason for this was that cars were now affordable due to the fact hat they were easier to make because of the assembly line that car companiesw starting creating.

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In the 1920's magazines were another source of entertainment. These grew popular across the nation and was another way of people getting the news.

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Throughout the 1920's, radios grew popular as a way people entertained themselves . In fact, most people would sit with their friends or family and watch the radio as they also listened to it.

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Throughout the 1920's, most of America's population was centered towards the most popular cities such as New York which was one of the most popular places for entertainment and still is to this day.

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In this period of time after WWI, many products were created such as kleenex, band aid, zipper, eskimo pie, gum, and grape jelly.

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Slang in the 1920's grew more popular as more people used it on a daily basis. Some of the most popular words were applesauce, big six, carry a torch, moll, hayburner, and rag-a-muffin.