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Henry Ford's idea of the car became reality in 1920's
(model T shown below)

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A woman or women who embraced new fashion and attitudes of the 1920's

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Women observed greater and stricter standards then the men did in the 20's

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Women had worked well during the war but when the war was over men had the responsibility to financially support their family

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U.S. farmers suffered from over production and increased competition from more efficient farming techniques

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When Vladimir I. Lenin and his followers established a new communist state. Waving their  symbolic red flag,  Communist, or  "Reds", cried out for a worldwide revolution that would stop capitalism everywhere

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People that were against immigration "Nativist" began a wave of belief that we should "Keep America For Americans" because they thought they were communist and part of the red scar.

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During the war the government would allow workers to strike because nothing could be interfered with war effort. The AFL (American Federation of Labor) pledged to avoid strikers

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by 1940 7 million kids were enrolled in school

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by 1914 1 million children were in school

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In the 1920's motion picture was made

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written music helped moved dialogue

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New forms of art were created in the 20's as well

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The Harlem Renaissance created a new type of writers and performers

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In the 20's many African Americans looked to move north for more opportunity

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James Weldon Johnson poet, lawyer, and NAACP executive secretary—the organization fought for legislation to protect African American rights

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Marcus Garvey, an immigrant from Jamaica, believed that African Americans should build a separate place so no more messages of black crime