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I chose this song because Rachel Platten talks about how she will stand up for what she believes in. And during this time, African Americans took all the fight left they had in them to stand up for their rights.

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Lyrics:
This is my fight song
Take back my life song
Prove I'm alright song
My power's turned on
Starting right now I'll be strong
I'll play my fight song
And I don't really care if nobody else believes
'Cause I've still got a lot of fight left in me

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Racial tensions were high during this time period. After "The Great Migration" happened, white people weren't too thrilled. They now had to share their every day lives with African Americans. They felt that African Americans were a "threat" to them. They felt like their jobs were being taken over, and their lives were flipped upside down. A lot of violence started breaking out because of this. Race riots started happening and a lot of people were dying. There was a time period called "The Red Summer". This is when a lot of white supremacy groups started acting out and harmed many people.

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I chose this song because it is sung by a woman that works. The song talked about working from 9-5 and the experience at work. This was very important because in the 1920's women were just starting to be able to take on new roles in society. They were able to work full time jobs and they were also able to work at things considered "men's" jobs..

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Lyrics:
Working 9 to 5, what a way to make a living
Barely getting by, it's all taking and no giving
They just use your mind and they never give you credit
It's enough to drive you crazy if you let it
9 to 5, for service and devotion
You would think that I would deserve a fat promotion
Want to move ahead but the boss won't seem to let me
I swear sometimes that man is out to get me

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The changing role of women was an outcome of the work they did  to help during the war. The number of working women increased by 25%. In 1920, all women were also given the right to vote, so that made a huge impact on the political system. Flappers were very outgoing and different , they did things like; smoke in public, dance the new dances, and were sexually liberated. Also during this time, women wore clothing more convenient for activity and stopped really being "expected" to wear long skirts and corsets. Women truly were able to explore their independence and explore new kinds of opportunities, especially in the workforce.

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I chose this song because it talks about how technology actually helps people. And in the 1920's the new assembly Henry Ford made led to many technological advancements which has made everyone's lives easier and more pleasurable. In the song it also realistically talks about that if you want to make a change, you have to be willing to sacrifice your time, which Ford did.

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Lyrics:
School holiday that she could do without
A weekend break that slept in late
A beach resort under a year of rain
This is where it has to start

When the AC hum inside your sleepy head
Drowns the startup chime inside your heart
Technology is there to cure yourself
This is where it has to start

Unfamiliar brand falls from an empty shelf,
Without sounding an alarm,
The test results tell you nothing at all
This is where it has to start

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From the Model T Henry Ford made something called called an installment plan. This plan allowed people to be able to assemble cars in a smaller amount of time allowing people to instead of saving up for years to purchase a car, they could get it earlier because the cars weren't as expensive. Many other companies and industries began to use installment plan. This caused many other industries to grow. Another industry that grew from this was the road making industry. A lot of money was spent on paving roads, fixing roads, and making bridges. Gas stations, restaurants, motels, car insurance, and car repair shops opened up as well which also allowed the economy to boom.

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Surprisingly, I used this song because I feel like it could definitely describe the stock market during the time of the 1920's. The stock market was booming like fireworks, and it was really showing people they were worth. And this is also a very fun and upbeat song which I feel like the 1920's was also a very happy and upbeat time.

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You just gotta ignite the light
And let it shine
Just own the night
Like the Fourth of July

'Cause, baby, you're a firework
Come on; show 'em what you're worth
Make 'em go "Oh, oh, oh!"
As you shoot across the sky-y-y
Baby, you're a firework
Come on; let your colors burst
Make 'em go "Oh, oh, oh!"
You're gonna leave 'em fallin' down-own-own

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The decade of the 1920's was a time of great prosperity. Within a few short years after WWl, an economic shift took place as the economy transitioned from wartime production to peacetime production. New technology such as the automobile, household appliances, and other mass-produced products led to an expanding consumer culture, stimulating economic growth. The led there to be a huge consumer demand which led to more jobs which also means a higher employment rate. Also during this time, stocks were being introduced which allowed stock holders to get very wealthy very fast. And this is why the economic state inclined so rapidly in such a short amount of time.

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I chose this song for prohibition because it talks about effects that alcohol has on people and how it can take away their ¨pain¨. It's talking about how he wants to keep drinking because it'll take all his pain and worries away. This tied into prohibition in the 1920's because the reason why all this illegal crime and everything started to become very apparent was because people were kind of getting addicted to alcohol and the way it made them feel. So when they couldn't get a hold of it, they tried anything and everything to get their hands on it.

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Lyrics:
Poor me, pour me another drink
'Cause I don't wanna feel a thing
No more, hell nah
I just wanna sip 'til the pain wears off
Poor me, pour me another round
Line 'em up and knock 'em down
Two more, let's go
'Cause I ain't ever hurt like this before

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The 18th amendment eliminated alcohol. People really wanted yo drink and found loopholes, but they turned to illegal crimes. They had bootleggers, speakeasies, and distilling operations. Organized crime started. Corruption in law enforcement became widespread as criminal organizations used bribery to keep officials in their pockets. By the end of the 1920s, Prohibition caused so many problems that in the 21st amendment they made it legal to drink again with just a few restrictions.