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In 1922 America adopted the Fordney McCumber Tariff which raised taxes to 60%. This tariff came to be because France and Great Britain owed America 10 billion dollars and had two options of paying us back. One being selling goods to America or by collecting reperations from Germany. Germany was going through terrible inflation when the two countries looked to them to pay reperatins. So France sent in French troops, but an american banker named, Charles G. Dawes went over seas to negotiate a price. This negotiation became known as the Dawes Plan. The Dawes Plan had American investors loan germany 2.5 billion to pay GB and France back.

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During WWI women were do "men jobs" and were working a lot. Then when the war was over the women go released because they were unneeded since the men were back home. But there were some business that believed if the men could financially be able to take care of their families then the women got to work again and still have there job. Jobs were not only the thing that women were getting accomplished schooling was too. Women that graduated from a college go to make "women professions" like becoming a teacher, nurse, and librarians. This helped shape america now because we now have women and men both equal with getting to go to college and getting a job based of experience and not gender.

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Women's roles didn't just change just with the flappers and the 19th amendment. With both of those milestones women's opportunities grew and became more important with their education and there job opportunities

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The 19th amendment was revolutionary because it brought a lot of new opportunity to women and their rights. The 19th amendment was the right that women get to vote in elections. Yes this thing liking getting the right to vote seems minor but during that time it was very important because a lot of women fought for their rights and still struggled to get a voice and be heard so they could get the rights that they desired from the beginning.

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A flapper is young women who embraced the new fashion trends and urban attitudes. The things that were considered fashion that made a flapper was
-Close-fitting felt hats
-Bright waistless dresses (an inch above knees)
- Skin-toned silk stockings
-Sleek pumps
-Strings of beads replaced the dark and prim ankle- length dresses
-Whalebone corsets
-Petticoats of victorian days
These women also clipped there hair into boyish type hair and died it jet black so they could look like a guy with their hair. Flappers did this because they wanted to have the same equal rights as men. Things that men did women started to then participate in. They would smoke cigarettes and drink openly in public like men would do. These flappers also had some funky dances as well like the fox trot, camel walk, tango, charleston, and shimmy with abandon. Flappers also changed the view of marriage for them and men. Flappers made it known that marriage was an equal partnership yet they still agreed that house work and child care would be the women's responsibilities

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women's roles changed a lot throughout the 1920s because all the protesting the women made during this time. As well as women wanting to have equal rights.

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instead old and stingy gasoline, America created electricity which was very useful for a lot of things. American factories used electricity to help run their machines. The creation of alternating electrical current made it possible to distribute new power efficiency over long distances.This helped with the restriction of suburbs not being able to use electricity because all the electricity was in big cities. Electricity also allowed people to use the latest home conveniences like electric irons, electric refrigerators, cooking ranges, vacuum cleaners, toasters, and refrigerator freezers. With all of these products the profits and sales went up with electrical convinces because electricity was able to reach farther than bug cities supplying people with advanced technology to help build a better standard of living for that time.

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Even though the installment profits and sales increased economist and business owners were starting to get worried that the plan was getting out of hand. The economist and business owners began to think that this plan could lead to fundamental weakness as well as a superficial economic prosperity. The reason due to that belief of a superficial economic prosperity is because all the people were all ok and were living in the present and not worrying about the future even though they were still in a depression.

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The installment plan was the idea that people were allowed to purchase a lot of goods at an extended period of time and not really have to pay that much for their purchases. Credit played a big role in the installment plan because the profits and sales increased due to the little amount of money being spent on peoples purchases making it more affordable to the people during this time.

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Mass advertising changed a lot in the1920s. The advertising became very visual which helped make them more appealing to the people. With advertising it also became cheaper to buy which means that more people could purchase advertisement because it affordable price for that time. Therefore, mass advertising changed America's economy because it also doubled the goods that were sold from the business that were making the advertisement. Credit role can be shown in mass advertising because the profits and sales increased due to the avertisment being affordable and purchasable .

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In the 1920s credit played a big role in the American economy.  It helped with advertising, the Installment plan, it also helped with electrical conveniences. The main goal of credit in the 1920s was to help businesses increase their profits and sales due to the stock market crashing.

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The railroad industry became very helpful during the 1920s. The carried a lot of things like manufactured goods, mail, food, and people. They were able to make long distances reachable. The when WWI came the railroads were still very helpful by taking weapons and people to places they needed. Then the railroads had problems with deflation and recession which led to some of the workers leaving and the railroads not being able to pay their workers.

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In the 1920s the president at that time, Calvin Coolidge, and the Republican Successor, Herbert Hoover, were more on the pro-side of business and helped make business big. Both Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover had liked the idea that the government should have policies that allowed to keep taxes low and business profits high which would lead to having business getting more available credit to allow them to expand. These men goals were to have the government have little involvement in the business so the business could then develop into something bigger. That idea from Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover gained the attention of the laissez faire economic policy if the 19th century industrialization, an idea that businesses should not be regulated by the government. These ideas prove that the president and republican successor wanted business to become richer than others and wanted them to have the most money.

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The airplane industries advanced a lot from the first flight to the 1920s. The airplanes took off and helped with carrying radio and navigational equipment because of development of weather forecasting. There were three companies/people that helped make the best working airplane for the 1920s.
-Henry Ford: Trimotor Airplane, 1926
-Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart: Transatlantic flights (lead to help with cargo and Commercial Airlines) 1927.
- Lockheed Company: Vega (single- engine plane)
-Pan American AIrways: Inaugurated the first transatlantic passenger flights, 1927.

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Jazz in the 1920s became a big part of the American culture. Some of the biggest names of Jazz in that time were Joe "King" Oliver and the Creole Jazz band, Louis Armstrong, Fletcher Henderson, Duke Ellington, and Bessie Smith. Joe discovered Armstrong and invited him to join his band. Armstrong agreed and started working with them in 1922. The Creole Jazz Band mainly played in Chicago. With 2 years of jazz under his belt, Armstrong moved to Fletcher Henderson's band in 1924 in NY. Armstrong became one of the biggest names in jazz to this day. While he was on his jazz success Duke Ellington and his orchestra played at the famed Cotton Club. Bessie Smith became one of the highest paying African American blues singers and one of the most outstanding vocalists of that decade.

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Did you buy a new automobile? If you did make sure that you get a chance to travel on route 66. You will go to many places, Chicago, LA, and many more fantastic cities in America. Route 66 was very beneficial invention because it allowed people travel to many places and changed the landscape of where people lived and also changed the architectural styles that people did.

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Two men Charles Sorensen and Henry Ford crafted the first automobile in america that was at an affordable price for people during 1920s. This invention (Model T) helped transform american landscape and culture and was one of the big factors in the big business boom in the 1920s. Ford changed the business by using an assembly-line manufacturing which lead to having  more product in less the time. Also at that time the manufacturers pay increased which helped with the economy in the 1920s.

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Throughout the 1920s and 1930s Americans experienced a lot with all the new technology and new inventions that were made. Were these new creations worth it to the americans? Let's find out what made America, America.