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1929 was the start of the deepest and longest lasting down turn in economics for the western industrialized world. It began with the stock market crash in October 1929, which wiped out millions of investors. Practically all of the U.S.A. was in crippling debt as the citizens struggled to survive on what little they had. Several Americans did not make it through the Great Depression, but once it had ended (1939), America was able to rebuild itself and along with it, the industrialization of several other countries.

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Also taking place in Russia, Joseph Stalin would take over the Soviet Union in place of Vladimir Lenin (1924 or so). The following years of the Soviet Union under Stalin's rule would bring horrible effects as Stalin abused his power. Although Stalin had good intentions for Russia's future, he mostly wanted power, which blinded him of his good will.

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Back in Russia during the 1920's, the organization called the Soviet Union is formed under the government of communism. Vladimir Lenin, leader of Russia during the time wanted countries to form together and create a world in which the working class could rule the government.

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The 1920's was also the time of which alcohol would rise to the public. Alcohol would become very popular and easy for the majority of the public to maintain. With all the alcoholic problems, governments began prohibiting alcohol. This act of course would create riots among the public.

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At this time, women began dressing more appropriately to the new Jazz age. Women now began to show more skin than before (such as shoulders and legs). This was certainly the turning point in women's fashion as the boldness would only continue to increase.

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One of the best actors and celebrities in the 1920's, Charlie Chaplin was a fan favorite in America. He was best known for his comedy sketches which were mute (except for music) and black and white.

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The 28th president of the United States of America. He led the U.S.A. through World War I and he was an advocate for world peace as he tried to solve the conflicts between the European countries. Wilson is often ranked as one of America's greatest presidents for his great leadership and neutrality throughout WWI.

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Originally birthed in New Orleans, the Jazz culture migrated throughout the U.S., mainly in Chicago, New York, and Kansas City. Many popular Jazz musicians include King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, Kid Ory, and Duke Ellington. Not only did Jazz bring new cultures to the U.S., but it also loosened the racial tension between Americans and African Americans.

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Even though it wasn't the first working car that Americans could buy, it was however, the first affordable car that most American families could purchase. Henry Ford's advancements in the modern day assembly line helped make Ford's car model affordable to the mass majority of the public.

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In the 1920's, the sport of boxing had gained in popularity exponentially. Boxing athletes became celebrities and normal boxing matches turned into mega-events. Although many people went to the actual event in person, the majority of fans would listen to matches over the radio.