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SCARE Palmer Ghetto Vanzetti Sacco Immigration in the USA 17 Lit Test 21 EQ Act 24 NO Act 29 Im Act Sacco Vanzetti

Religious and Racial Intolerance Jim Crow Laws Jon Scopes 1924

Organised Crime and Corruption Bootleggers Smuggling Speakeasies Prohibition Alcohol Protection Gambling Prostitution ASL & WTM Warren Harding & the Ohio Gang

Causes of the Economic Boom LACKPANTS Consumerism

End of Prosperity Overproduction Retaliatory Tariffs Falling sales Sacking workers Less expendable income

Changes in American Culture Movie Popularity Technology Leisure time Cheap Transport Sex appeal Jazz Popularity Black Musicians Flappers Radio Speakeasies Dancing

Women in the 20s Flappers Changes in Employment Social etiquette Marriage Politics Feminism

Sports, Heroes and Crazes in the 20s Earhart Ederle Lindbergh

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