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         <title>ECONOMIC BOOM</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><mark>How did the transportation change american life?</mark><br>&gt;the automobile <br>It made it easier to travel there own direction instead of following where the train gose.<br><br>&gt;Route 66<br>It made it easier to travel across the country and settle along the route. <br>&gt;Effect on business development<br>there where new factores being created like gas stations, and rubber factors and also it helped create new jobs.  <br>&gt;airplane industry <br>It provided good opportunities to beabole to transport goods, people, and mail quickly and also helped create new jobs to build, and fly planes. <br><br>&gt;Effect of the railroad industry<br>The railroad made transporting goods easier and let people move threw the country and it created new jobs in the steal and coal industry. <br><br><mark>What role did credit play in the american economy in the 1920?</mark><br>&gt;What role did mass advertising<br>It convinced people to by there meaningless  products to make them feel better about themselves by getting people to by there stuff the sellers made more money.<br><br>&gt; Electrical conveniences <br>IT made life easier for some people like cleaning and cooking and it gave them more time to work on other stuff. <br><br><mark>How did the installment plan fuel a superficial prosperity?</mark><br>The installment plan, as it was called, enabled people to buy goods over an extended period, without having to put down much money at the time of purchase. Banks provided the money at low interest rates.<br><br><mark>Why did some businesses including farmers not do well in the 1920?</mark><br>because businesses started mass producing farming goods  </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Political: Harding presidenc</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><mark>How did Harding's tax policy on imports affect britain and France and the war debt issue?</mark> <br>&gt;Tariffs<br>tariffs where used to make imported goods from other countries have a tax that make imported goods cost more so people would by there country's goods<br><br>&gt;Dawes Plan (not Dawes Act) <br>To avoid another war, American banker charles G. Dawes was sent to negotiate loans. Through what came to be known as the Dawes plan, American investors loaned Germany $2.5 billion to pay back Britain and France with annual payment  on a fixed scale <br><mark>How did Harding friends damage his administration?</mark> <br>&gt;Teapot Dome Scandal<br>It is when a man named Albert B. Fall was a close friend to the various oil executives<br>that is how he got some of the oil </div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2018-12-18 19:54:54 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Social: The Great migration </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><mark>&gt;What factors prompted many Africans to move to Northern cities?</mark><br>African Americans moved to the northern states because they where looking to escape Jim Crow Laws.  When they went north they found more freedom but not as much as they thought they would.  They still faced problems like segregation between the Africans Americans and the White people. This built up tension let to race riots. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Cultural: Entertainment </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><mark>How did various forms of media help to shape American culture in the 1920?</mark> <br>&gt;Radio<br>The radio made it possible to hear sports and shows live, without actually having to be at the event. It allowed people to get news almost instantly compared to new paper where people would have to wait days or even weeks for the news.<br>&gt;Movies<br>The first movies were in black and white and with no sound. Every so often a word scene would come in and tell the audience what the actor was saying. In 1927 the first movie with sound came out, as well as the first animated film with sound. <br>&gt;Professional sports<br>People had money. People were using their money for fun things like watching professional sports! Baseball became Americas favorite pass time. Players like Babe Ruth paved the way for new types of advertisement that we still use today. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Babe Ruth advertising</title>
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