Inventions and Electrification in the 1920’s

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Inventions and Electrification in the 1920’s What were the most important inventions?

Labor-saving procedures Assembly line (Henry Ford) and mass production

electric lighting Led to many inventions like vacuum cleaner, toaster, sewing machines…

ElecTRIC REFRIGERATOR Then: Now:

Electric stove Then: Now:

Electric Washing machine Then: Now:

Typewriter: Then: Now:

Vacuum Cleaner Then: Now:

Garbage Disposal Then: Now:

Electric Shaver Then: Now:

Electric Hair Dryer Then: Now:

Electric Iron Then: Now:

Electric sewing machine Then: Now:

Assembly Line Then: Now:

Filling Station Then: Now:

movements to the suburbs Automobiles made it easier for people to move out of the city The Great Migration (African Americans moving to the north for jobs)

entertainment Roaring 20’s”-flappers-prohibition-organized crime-KKK- carefree spirit-Charleston- crossword puzzles, pole sitting, jazz, movies(Hollywood)

**improved communications radio(Mass production)- electric refrigerator- passenger airlines-family car- electric washer- vacuum cleaners-sewing machines- toasters-fans- telephone

*advertising *national brands Sears and Roebuck and Montgomery Ward to name a few!

*installment buying People could buy on credit- buy now and pay later