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* Question Completion Status: > Moving to another question will save this response. Question 9 of 14 20 Question 9 5 points Saved Which best describes the United States during the 1920s? The 1920s were Roaring. Americans all over the country supported the repeal of Prohibition and embraced the music and art of the Harlem Renaissance, including an innovative musical style known as jazz. For this reason, the decade is renowned for its racial harmony and good feelings Americans pretty much agreed on everything from social issues to politics to the economy The decade was so prosperous due to the embrace of Keynesian policies early in the decade as a way to prevent another Gilded Age from occurring. The decade began with the Great Depression but President Harding introduced Keynesian policies which significantly changed the American economy. allowing for prosperity to reign. The decade was so prosperous that no demographic was left behind. People were happy and united behind a bright future. Therefore, they celebrated by ending Prohibition, giving women the right to vote, and making sure all Americans had electricity. The decade ended on a positive note with the election of Franklin Roosevelt, but soon after turned bad as the New Deal made people lazy. The 1920s were a period of peril for the United States. The country was tom apart after World War | and citizens were left to pick up the pieces. When elected in 1920, Coolidge sought to make Europe pay for the pain it caused the U.S. and therefore began beefing up the military. This meant there was no money for social programs and much of the U S. economy had been diverted to military production, meaning that there was little innovation and few products on the market for American citizens. The poor economic conditions of the 1920s only worsened throughout the decade ultimately leading to the Great Depression. The decade saw an early economic boom due to the deregulation of markets which in turn led to looser social mores in growing urban areas, Young people embraced booze, sex, and jazz, women asserted their independence and black people professed pride. These modem values were in conflict with rural traditionalists who asserted evangelical Christianity and racial purity both evident in the growth of the KKK. Ultimately, the decade would end poorly as deregulated markets led to the Great Depression. Question 9 of 14 > AMoving to another question will save this response. 7:4 PM W g 68"F Mostly clear ^ D / 40 X DELL