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Womens rights in the 1920's was a huge deal because many women like (Alice Paul or Lucy burns) stood up for what they believe in against the men in the United States. Many petitioners stood outside the White house even to get the people to know that they were willing to do whatever was right to get their rights. This was a huge tension because it caused the government of America to rethink its decisions and end up giving women their rights and effected many of the cultural views, changing what women were known to do just for the house to a women can do anything which not all men were happy to accept.

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A major tension in the 1920’s was the ban on alcohol. Alcohol was always a tradition of having a good time at the bar listening to music. When the government banned Alcohol it angered the people and changed the way they lived. Another major tension was womens rights because it gave women something to fight for even while they were being told to back down.

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The ban of alcohol caused a lot of tension between the people of U.S. and the government during the 1920's and while being just before or slightly into the war because alcohol was everyones way of getting away and dealing with everything that was going on. Male people that have been fighting would drink alcohol before they went out if they were nervous, but now that wasn's possible.

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The cotton club was one of the most speakeasy famous during the era of prohibition. Many people were angry because of the ban of alcohol and these secret clubs would thrive off the people that loved alcohol and entertainment.