1920

• What term is used to describe the economic prosperity of the 1920s in America?

  The boom years
• What political party dominated America in the 1920s?

  The Republican Party
• What does laissez-faire mean in the context of the 1920s American government?

  Minimal government interference in business
• What economic policy did the Republican government implement to encourage spending?

  Lowering taxes and raising wages
• What are tariffs?

  Taxes on imported and exported goods
• How did tariffs affect American-made goods in the 1920s?

  Made them cheaper compared to imports
• What production method is associated with Henry Ford in the 1920s?

  Mass production and assembly lines
• What was the Model T Ford known for?

  Being the iconic car of the 1920s
• What was a significant change in consumer behavior after World War I?

  Shift towards consumerism and spending
• What was hire-purchase in the 1920s?

  Buying products on credit to pay later
• What was the impact of war loans on the American economy after WWI?

  Strengthened the economy with returning funds
• What demographic primarily enjoyed the prosperity of the 1920s?

  Rich white Americans
• What was a popular pastime in America during the 1920s?

  Going to the cinema
• How were cinemas different in the 1920s compared to today?

  They also provided news and were cheaper
• How many cinema tickets were sold weekly in the 1920s?

  100 million
• What genre of music became popular in the 1920s?

  Jazz music
• What sport was particularly popular in the 1920s?

  Boxing and baseball
• How did sports events become more accessible to the public in the 1920s?

  Through radio broadcasts of events
• What was the impact of mass production on American goods?

  Made goods cheaper and more available
• What was the relationship between supply and demand in the 1920s?

  High demand led to increased production
• What was a significant factor in the rise of new businesses in the 1920s?

  Increased consumer spending and demand
• What was the effect of increased wages on consumer behavior?

  Encouraged spending on new products
• What was the significance of the beauty industry in the 1920s?

  It saw a boost due to consumerism
• How did the attitude towards saving money change after WWI?

  People shifted to a focus on spending
• What was the impact of the First World War on American economic policies?

  Increased government spending and investment
• What was the significance of the term "Roaring Twenties"?

  It describes the economic prosperity of the decade
• What was the role of banks in the 1920s economy?

  They readily provided loans to consumers
• What was the consequence of banks giving out loans in the 1920s?

  It contributed to the Wall Street Crash
• What was the significance of the phrase "buy now, pay later" in the 1920s?

  It made expensive items more accessible
• What was the impact of the 1920s on American culture?

  It fostered new trends in music and leisure
• What was the relationship between leisure time and consumer spending in the 1920s?

  More leisure time led to increased spending
• What was the significance of the term "supply and demand" in the 1920s economy?

  It explained the relationship between production and sales
• How did the 1920s change the American lifestyle?

  It promoted consumerism and leisure activities
• What was the impact of the 1920s on American industry?

  It led to rapid growth and innovation
• What was the significance of the 1920s for women in America?

  It saw growth in industries catering to women
• What was the relationship between the economy and social changes in the 1920s?

  The economy fueled social changes and trends
• What was the significance of the term "Roaring Twenties" in American history?

  It symbolizes a period of economic prosperity
• How did the 1920s influence American consumer habits?

  Encouraged a culture of spending and credit
• What was the impact of the 1920s on American entertainment?

  It led to the rise of cinema and jazz music
• What was the significance of the 1920s for American sports?

  It popularized live sports and radio broadcasts