WHY WAS THERE A BOOM IN THE 1920'S

THE CAR INDUSTRY
1. THE PRODUCTION LINE
  1. HENRY FORD
    1. NUMBER OF CARS REGESTERED
      1. 8.1 MILLION-23 MILLION (1920-1929)
  2. CHEAPLY MADE
    1. ENABLED MANY AMERICANS TO HAVE THEM
      1. ALLOUD CONSUMERS TO TRAVEL
        ENTERTAINMENT
        VISIT FAMILY
        GO ON HOLIDAY
        ALLOUD SUBURBS
        PEOPLE COULD NOW TRAVEL TO WORK
SKYSCRAPERS
1. SYMBOL OF WEALTH AND SUCCESS
  1. PROVIDED MORE JOBS
2. ANNOUNCED THE BOOM
OTHER INDUSTRIED DEVELOPED
1. GLASS AND STEEL
  1. NEEDED FOR PARTS FOR CARS
BRITIAN AND GERMANY BOTH OWED AMERICA AFTER THE WW1
1. TOOK OVER CHEMICAL PRODUCTION IN GERMANY
  1. RAYON, BAKELITE AND CELLOPHANE DEVELOPED
    1. PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF RAW MATERIALS
      1. IRON, STEEEL, OIL &COAL
        MORE JOBS
REPUBLICANS BELIEVING IN LAISSES FAIRE
1. PROTECTED US BUISNESSES
  1. HIGH TARRIFS
    1. CITIZENTS WERE MORE INCLINED TO BUY AMERICAN GOODS INSTEAD OF IMPORTING
      1. KEPT MONEY IN THE COUNTRY
BUYING ON CREDIT
1. BUY AND PAY LATER
  1. FREEDOM
    1. THE POINT OF WORKING WAS TO BUY
      1. SPECULATION
IMPROVED MACHINERY
1. DOMESTIC APPLIENCES eg WASHING MATCHINE
  1. MASS PRODUCTION
    1. ADVERTISEMENT

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