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Hard Presidency

America had adopted the Fordney- McCumber Tariff and increased on some U.S. imports to 60 percent. The Dawes Plan was to loan Germany $2.5 billion to pay for reparation to Britain and France then paid U.S the money but U.S had repaid itself with their own money.
Albert B. Fall managed to get the oil reserves to transferred from the navy to the Interior Department. He was found guilty of bribery and became the first American to be convicted of a crime while holding a cabinet post.

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Economic Boom

The automobile changed Americans lives because it made the construction of paved roads made for driving in all weathers. Route 66 made a route for people to be able to travel to Chicago to California. The automobile also made gas stations, repair shops, garages, motels, tourist camps, and shopping centers. The demand for railroads were less because now people could travel by car and it would lost less.
Airplanes began carrying mail for the post office. Flights were soon a type of transportation and with the development of weather forecasting, planes began carrying radios and navigational instruments. Transatlantic flights helped promote cargo and commercial airlines.
Americans owned about 40 percent of the worlds wealth from 1920-1929. The average income for Americans rose by 35 percent from $522 to $705. Gasoline powered the economic boom but electricity also transformed America. American factories used electricity to run their machines. The development of alternating electrical current made it so electricity could travel longer distances. Cities were now getting power but farm people were still lacking power.

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The Jazz Age

Was a popular for dancing. The sound of jazz that lured white to exotic nightclubs. They also made "scat" popular or used jazz singing using sounds instead of words. Black oriented labels were produced by big companies.

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Women's Role

The flapper changed attitudes of young women because they embraced the new styles and urban attitudes. Also many young women because assertive. Women were still limited to freedom because double-standard granted men sexual freedom over women. Women's roles at work changed in the workplace because women were able to support their families financially and college graduates were given opportunities for professions.
Women were earning wages but a few were managerial jobs and women were paid less than men.