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1 Roaring Twenties

2 Woo hoo!!! No more fighting!!
When war ended, everyone was happy. Woo hoo!!! No more fighting!! Soldiers came home 

3 United States became the richest country in the world!
Boom: economic growth United States became the richest country in the world! Because other countries owed US money. Also other countries spent a lot of money at war. I wonder why…

4 Automobiles Henry Ford started to mass produce cars.
By producing so many at a low cost, more people could buy them.

5 Consumer Goods Other items that people could use in their homes:
Vacuums Washing machines toasters

6 Look at my fashionable short hair and knee length dress!
Dancing Look at my fashionable short hair and knee length dress! Flappers Charleston

7 Harlem Renaissance The time when African American artists, musicians, and writers became popular Langston Hughes- writer Louis Armstrong- singer

8 New Entertainment Radio programs Sports Movies

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