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Social Studies, Grade 8
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Study Guide The Roaring Twenties Social Studies, Grade 8
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THE
ROARING
TWENTIES
The
1920’s
were
a
time
of
social,
economical,
and
political
change
in
the
United
States.
After
World
War
I,
the
economy
changed
drastically,
and
America
began
to
take
advantage
of
these
changes.
Men
and
women
began
to
raise
their
standards
of
living,
spending
money
on
new
technologies
that
they
put
on
credit.
Cars
began
to
become
a
huge
influence
on
society,
and
soon
millions
of
people
owned
Ford’s
invention.
Prohibition
was
another
important
part
of
the
1920s.
Banning
the
sale
and
consumption
of
alcohol
created
an
underground
culture
of
speakeasies,
and
eventually
organized
crime.
Culturally,
society
was
seeing
many
changes.
Literature,
music,
and
art
were
beginning
to
include
influences
from
all
over
the
world.
Movies
and
radio
became
easily
accessible
and
soon
people
were
influenced
by
the
people
they
watched
on
the
screen.
Different
styles
of
clothing
and
architecture
were
becoming
trendy,
and
new
adaptations
to
these
styles
were
seen
in
many
different
cities.
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Politically,
there
were
many
changes
in
the
1920’s.
The
United
States
began
to
step
back
from
world
affairs,
and
became
isolated
from
world
events
and
organizations,
as
the
focus
on
building
local
society
became
more
prevalent.
The
many
immigrants
still
arriving
in
America
had
a
more
difficult
time
acclimating
to
the
United
States
during
this
time
period,
and
were
not
always
treated
well.
While
many
Americans
were
finding
it
easy
to
get
work,
these
groups
were
unemployed
and
destitute.
Despite
this,
they
played
a
large
role
in
the
cultural
and
artistic
growth
during
this
time.
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