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20:3 The Business of America

Automobile Huge Spin off effect on economy: Roads, houses, gas stations, repair shops, motels, tourist camps, shopping centers, etc.

Pg. 629

Urban Sprawl Pg. 630

Lindberg baby kidnapping Trial of the Century

Consumerism Fueled by Radio Advertising

Electricity Powered factories Spread to suburbs Effect on factory production Effect on women

Modern Advertising Psychological appeals Slogans Brand names

21:1 Changing Ways of Life

Prohibition 18 th amendment Liquor cause of corruption Temperance organizations

Failure of the Volstead Act Funding Borders Home manufacture Legally used

Speakeasy “Hidden” saloons

Bootleggers Smugglers Cuba, West Indies, Canada

Organized Crime Al Capone/Scarface Chicago Empire St. Valentines Day massacre

1980s Scarface

Eliot Ness Department of Justice “The Untouchables” 1931 tax evasion

21 st amendment Prohibition caused more problems than alcohol consumption – Crime – Illness – Chart pg. 643