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1 CH. 12-3 The Business of America

2 American Industries Flourish How did the automobiles change American life? What advances were made in the airplane industry during the postwar years?

3 America’s Standard of Living Soars What role did credit play in the American economy in the 1920’s What role did mass advertising play in the American economy in the 1920’s?

4 A Superficial Prosperity Why did some businesses not do well in the 1920’s? Why did American farmers suffer during the 1920’s? How did the installment plan fuel a superficial prosperity?

5 Terms and Names Calvin Coolidge Urban sprawl Installment plan

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