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1920s USA Boom
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1920s USA Boom
Racism
- KKK
- Public Hangings
- 500,000 members by 1925
- Asians not aloud into US
- Segregation widely used
- Libraries, Buses, Hotels
- Race Riot
- Oklahoma, 1921
- 25 Blacks and 9 Whites killed
- Black and immigrant workers missed out on prosperity
- KKK
Goverment
- Republican
- 1921-33
- Kept taxes low
- Calvin Coolidge
- Laissez faire
- No interfering with Business
- Laissez faire
- Warren Harding
- Fordney- MCcumber act
- Added taxes on non- American products
- 1922
- Fordney- MCcumber act
- Herbert Hoover
- Rugged Individualism
- Republican
New Technology
- Factories became automated
- Huge amount of goods, Fraction of time/price
- Economic output up by 50%
- Radios
- 12 million households had one by the end of the 20's
- Cars
- 1 for every 5 people in 1929
- Factories became automated
Jazz
- Cars let people travel to clubs
- Dances
- The Charleston
- Widely known
- The black botttom
- The Charleston
- Popular among the younger generation mainly
- Some older people objected to it 'Vulgarity'
Prohibition
- Volstead act
- Banned alchol
- Shut bars
- January 16th 1920
- Speakeasies
- Illegal bars
- Ran by gangsters
- Volstead act
Women
- More sexually free
- Increased Birth control
- 'Unladylike'
- Flappers
- Short hair and skirts
- Drinks and smokes
- New technology brought housework down
- More sexually free
Hire Purchase
- Aided Consumer boom
- Times were good
- No worries about keeping payments up
- Highly Advertised
Henry Ford
- Aimed to provide affordable cars
- 1908- $850
- 1925- $290
- Production line
- Lots of workers
- $5 a day wage
- Lots of workers
- Led to production of more roads
- More jobs!
Farmers
- Suffered due to over-production
- Dust-Bowls of 1930
- Not feeling the boom
- In 1928 half of all US Farmers were living in poverty
- Products like milk worthless
- Paid by the government to produce less
Advertising
- Catalogue shopping introduced
- New Products
- Lots of different Medias
- Radio
- Roadside
- Newspaper
Core Goods
- Used as supplies to create other products
- Plentiful
- Coal
- Oil
WW1 Effect
- Loans back from Europe
- Plenty of money for investment
- Good position in comparison to Europe
Cinema
- 100,000,000 cinema tickets brought a week
- Age of cinema
- Stars
- Charlie Chaplin
- Rudolf Valentino
- 1928- First Takie
- The Jazz Singer
Shares
- People made investements
- Seemingly calculated
- Usually with profit
- Whole life savings some times put on shares
- Shares brought 'On the Margin'
- With slow monthly repayment
- People made investements
Gangsters
- Al Capone
- Earning $60 million a year from alcohol sales alone
- Another $45 million from other income
- Bribed police and politicians
- Prison in 1933
- 11 Years
- Longest Tax evasion sentence ever
- Tax Evasion
- 11 Years
- Earning $60 million a year from alcohol sales alone
- St. Valentines massacre
- Killed by people dressed as Police Officers
- 7 Members of the O'Banion gang killed
- Al Capone