The Roaring 20s Standard 8-6.2. 1. Women’s Suffrage Women used WWI to campaign their right to vote Their cause was supported by President Wilson who saw.

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The Roaring 20s Standard 8-6.2

1. Women’s Suffrage Women used WWI to campaign their right to vote Their cause was supported by President Wilson who saw their contribution to the war time and helped passed the 19 th Amendment which allowed women the right to vote SC did not ratify the 19 th Amendment. Luckily, other states did and women did receive the right to vote.

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Changes in Infrastructure 2. Water and Sanitation Systems built 3. Trolley Systems and Automobiles 4. Electricity 5. New Appliances Radio Stations

Social Changes 6. Mass Media SC began listening to radios and going to movies 7. Tourism Began opening hotels in Charleston and promoting developments along the coast 8. Southern Literary Renaissance Created in response to the South as a culture wasteland Julia Perkins DuBose Heyward 9. Ku Klux Klan Revived itself in the 1920s Used advertising to promote membership and political power Targeted bootleggers and gamblers

10. Changes in Agriculture Economic Conditions for the Farmer improved because of increased demand for their products Farmers began spending money like crazy, but….. This did not last and the price of cotton/tobacco fel This did not last and the price of cotton/tobacco fell Boll Weevil: an insect that attacked the cotton crop Farmers began growing other crops (Peaches) Droughts, erosion and soil depletion led to an outmigration of SC farmers

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