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No, the 20's did not roar for the people in the lower class because most of the inventions were expensive and could not be afforded by people like factory workers and farmers.  Automobiles were not affordable to lower class people and the stock market crash in 1929 made it harder for the people that were already struggling financially. As well as the Cape Breton labour wars of the early 20's made it hard for people to find jobs.

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I think it did because of many different reasons. Some including
- the new medication of insulin found to treat diabetic patients
- there were large advancements  made in technology such as cars and planes
- women gained more rights and roles in society after the war

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Yes the 1920's did Roar because
- Technologies became more advanced such as the discover of insulin
-The entertainment industry blossomed, with both art and music
-Our modes of transportation became more advanced such as planes and cars

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Yes, the 1920's did roar because... cars we're improved, new medication was discovered called insulin, and live entertainment and music was popular

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Yes, the 1920's did roar because... cars we're improved, new medication was discovered called insulin, and live entertainment and music was popular

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No, the 1920s did not roar for everyone. Although women gained many rights and opportunities they did not have before, they were still seen as lower than men. Secondly, there was a large labour strike so the workers could have better wages and working conditions. Lastly, farmers and fisheries were going deep into debt because there was no longer such a high demand for their products.

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No, the 1920s did not roar for everyone. Although women gained many rights and opportunities they did not have before, they were still seen as lower than men. Secondly, there was a large labour strike so the workers could have better wages and working conditions. Lastly, farmers and fisheries were going deep into debt because there was no longer such a high demand for their products.

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Yes, I think the 1920s did roar because of the following reasons:
- A huge development of technology (e.g. cars and insulin)
- More job opportunities in cities
- More freedom and entertainment for citizens

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although not the best era in terms of equity and human rights, the twenties was a fun time to be a young man/woman in canada.

-all the music at the time was based around partying and dancing with friends.
-movies were starting to be released
-there were no conflicts at the time

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No it didn't because:
- Stockmarket crashed in the 1929's causing a "Great Depression"
- Racism against people and equality conflicts  still existed
- Labour wars existed in Cape Breton. (Wages were reduced)

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I believe it roared because:
- more people are having fun
- new technology was being invented
- a lot of roles between the men and the women changed

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yes is roared in 1920's because
- New medication was discovered (insulin)
- Cars were invented and improved. Many people started to buy cars.
- Live entertainment was popular, as well as Radio shows

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Yes, the 1920's roared because of the following:
- Major medical breakthrough in discovering insulin
- Cars were becoming popular
- Entertainment industry was doing well

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No, I do not think the 1920's "roared" for everyone because
a) there was still racism existing which causes some inequality and conflict
b) stock market crashed
c) farmers were not be accommodated with their needs

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Yes, I think that the 1920's dis roar because
-Insulin was discovered which helped many people in their recovery from diabetes
-The car industry boomed making it very successful. Canada was the world second largest car auto-maker.
-Entertainment was extremely popular from newly discovered actors and actresses to Olympic gold medalist. People also began to recognize radio shows.

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The 1920’s did not roar for everyone. Farmers were suffering due to a collapse in the wheat market. Women were still not equal to men at this time, resulting in unfair wages and jobs. French Canadians were still fighting for equal rights and often found themselves being treated as second class citizens.-Nikita

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The 1920’s did not roar for everyone. Farmers were suffering due to a collapse in the wheat market. Women were still not equal to men at this time, resulting in unfair wages and jobs. French Canadians were still fighting for equal rights and often found themselves being treated as second class citizens.-Nikita

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Yes I think that the 1920s "roared" because:
1.  Entertainment industry was booming
2. There were many discoveries/inventions during the 1920s  that started the chain of innovation.  (diabetes, cars, etc)
3. Significant sports contributions

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I think the 1920's did roar for because:
- New inventions and technologies advanced (e.g. cars, medicine, etc)
- More entertainment, pop culture and sports
- Women began to fight for more rights and gain more opportunities

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No, the 1920's did not roar for most people. Firstly, you must have had a well-known family background originating from Europe. Your parents would have gone through university and got a professional job, therefore having money to keep you in school. Secondly, only if you have a good job with lots of money, then could you afford new technological products. The stock market was dominated by people from Upper Middle and High Class in Urban areas, so others had a hard chance in making money. Lastly, equality and unity was not among the people.

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The 1920s did not roar for everyone. It may have roared for some people, but not everyone
- many workers went on strike for proper wages
-some could not find jobs
-the government was more focused on only Ontario and not other like farmers in the west

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I think the 1920s did roar because:      -It showed many different opportunities that have changed society.
-Shows how the world changed and improved with new advanced technology and medicine
-This also created job opportunities

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I believe that the 1920s did not roar for the following reasons:

1. There was apparent racism, people of non-Caucasian cultures felt excluded.

2. The economy/stock market crashed, people were losing jobs and money very quickly. Things became very expensive to purchase.
3. They were still recovering from the war and all of its damages.

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No it did not Roar
It only roared if you were well known and rich allowing you to buy nice clothes, have a nice house, and hire people to do your work, male because you would have more rights than women, and white because you were treated better.

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For some the 1920s seemed to roar like the war veterans. They got job opportunities and a one and only pension plan. For the farmers the 1920s didn't roar as they felt that the federal government didn't accompany to their needs.

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Yes it did for Canada because many inventions were created such as medicine, cars and the development of music and the airplane. The 1920s were especially good for people who were rich, white and young as they could benefit from the new inventions. New families blossomed during this decade as well

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I think the 1920's did roar because:
- there were many there were many events which helped show Canada to the world
- there were many medical and technological advancements
- women finally had a better life, although it wasn't perfect, they were allowed to give more of their opinion and work

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-New technological advances made life easier for many Canadian citizens. (eg. the improvement of car and airplane models.) This helped lead to the creation of Suburban communities and made lives more efficient.
-Gender roles were shifting and many famous advocates began to speak up for the rights of workers, women, and other minorities.
-Entertainment was vibrant and unique, with people enjoying music and entertainment with a distinct sense of character.