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Transportation became a very big topic in this time period. The car started to gain popularity because of it's fast and easy travel. The picture above displays one of the first cars to ever be made. The car is still remembered today because cars are the number one way of transportation.

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Advertisements were created to display news, movies, products, and more. This became a very popular marketing tactic during this time period. Advertisements are still used today everywhere no matter if it is in person or through the screen. The photo above shows an advertisement from this time period.

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The Charleston was a dance named after the city Charleston, South Carolina. The dance became popular in 1923. The photo above displays a man and a woman dancing, and their dance moves includes The Charleston. This is still popular today because there are now many different dances modeled after The Charleston, and set the culture to where it is not too embarrassing to dance in public.

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Sports that are still played and now are careers like, football, baseball, and basketball were becoming a very famous and prominent pass-time in the 20's. Families would go out to watch their favorite sports teams play. The photo above shows someone playing football during the 1920s.

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Talkies, or known as today as walkies-talkies, were devices made to talk in further distances than phone to communicate. The photo above displays someone using the first talkie. Today walkies-talkies are still used and a big factor in communication.

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Organized crime and gangs started to become a bigger part of American society during the 1920's. Al Capone was involved with a lot of gang clashes and fights between George "Bugs" Moran. The picture above displays Al Capone. This is still remembered today because gangs and crime groups are still an issue today, and some are modeled after Al Capone's gang.

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The Klu Klux Klan, or KKK, were an American terrorist group dominated and lead by white men. These groups would viciously murder black men and women, lower white class men, and anyone who turned their back on the clan. The photo displays a KKK meeting. This still effects us today because we still have some clans in Southern states, and their racist ideals are still shown throughout some men and women in the country.

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The 20's immigration restrictions, restricted immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe more than immigration from Northern and Western Europe. The photo shows a political cartoon of a Asian man sitting outside the borders of America. This impacts us today with the xenophobia Americans still posses and the hatred towards China many people argue.

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The Palmer Raids were a series of raids conducted by former President, Woodrow Wilson, to capture are arrest socialist, communist, and anarchists. This photo impacts today in the logic and the stigma with the way communism is taught and viewed in the United States. The photo illustrates the aftermath of a raid.

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The 20's banking advancements eventually got the slogan, "Buy now, pay later". The logic contributing to credit is either building your score or owing a lot in debt. This is heavily used today, with almost very American with their own banking accounts own a credit card. The photo displays the contrast in credit and normal debit sales on a car.

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The Radio was invented by Westinghouse Company in the 20's. It was used to communicate, broadcast news, and listen to music. The image above illiterates the raid when it was first invented. The radio effects everyone today, because it transformed many lives of music artist, news broadcasting, and spreading news. The radio is now placed in every car.

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The Wright brothers designed the airplane during the 1920s. The photo displays one of the later models designed. Airplanes are one of the most popular ways of transportation, and gets individuals from one place to another faster.

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Extremely taller and longer buildings, or also known as, Skyscrapers were popular in 1920. Skyscrapers still affect today in the simple fact that bigger cities attract and build these big buildings for aesthetic reasons, and building purpose. The photo illustrates a skyscraper in the '20s.

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Women's liberation encouraged and promoted young, fast-moving, fast-talking, reckless and unfazed by previous social conventions or taboos. This affects society in the since that it pushed with feminism. The photo portrays a 'Flapper'.

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Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr., 20-month-old son of the famous aviator and Anne Morrow Lindbergh, was kidnapped March 1, 1932. This landmark now has allowed federal investigators the authority to pursue kidnappers across state jurisdictions. The photo portrays Charles.

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The Scopes Monkey Trial consisted of a young high school teacher, Thomas Scopes, who was accused of teaching evolution. This trial is still remembered today, because school systems now teach the evolutionary logic instead of religion. Picture displays 2 men acting out the trial.

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The 18th amendment banned manufacturing, transportation, and sale of alcohol. The photo portrays men buying discreetly beverages. This is still remembered today because some states still practice prohibition and do not let certain counties buy alcohol.

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Sacco and Vanzetti were Italian immigrants who were accused of murder. They eventual were tired and put to death, but were proven to not even be related to the crime. This still affects today in the biases people have towards immigrants and other countries in general.

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Isolationism in the 1920s was demonstrated by keeping and consolidating everything within America. It is remembered today by the extra patriotic actions still displayed by Americans.

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Pictured is the flag of the Soviet Union. During this time, Americans were nervous of political beliefs coming into the U.S, specifically communism. The Red Scare is still remembered today in the simple fact of the extreme hatred and stigma Americans have towards Russia.