The Jazz Age. The Great War and American Prosperity Business cycles and the “Roaring 20s” Demand from the Allies Food production and agriculture Unemployment.

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The Jazz Age

The Great War and American Prosperity Business cycles and the “Roaring 20s” Demand from the Allies Food production and agriculture Unemployment and wages Immigration and Internal migration A speculative mentality

The Consumer Economy  1920s and the Industrialization process  Prosperity and consumption  A shift from industrial demand to consumer demand  Urbanization  Installment plans and debt  The role of media and advertising

Automobile and Society The “Ford Miracle” Private transportation/public investment Decentralization of the Factory, the City, and the Economy New Social Relationships and the Automobile Reaction to change

The New Woman The Victorian family ideal revisited A New consumer driven value system Hollywood, romance, and sexuality Margaret Sanger and birth control The flapper image

“The Flapper”

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