“It’s never too late to be who you want to be.” The 1920’s and 1930’s was a time for women to start showing more freedom. African Americans to become more known. A nationwide ban on alcohol, known as prohibition, and major unemployment-causing debt. Many people fear the rise of communism. The nineteen twenties and thirties was a time of growth, but also a time of great depression and failure. The 1920’s, known as the Jazz Age and the Prohibition Era. The Jazz Age was when jazz music and dancing made its debut. African Americans developed during the Harlem Renaissance. The Harlem Renaissance was when African Americans had their revival. It gives an inside look into African American music, dance, art, fashion, theater, and many more things. The Harlem Renaissance was in New York …show more content…
He started the New Deal program, which helped the economy greatly. He wanted to find jobs for everyone, so the unemployment rate would go down. One of the programs was the Social Security Act. This helped elderly people who were no longer able to work, but still needed an income to pay bills. This helps relieve people from financial distress. Franklin Roosevelt was one of the most well known presidents for being able to come into office and change the country while it was struggling. Even while living with polio, he did everything he could to help the people. The 1920’s and 1930’s also had many famous inventions. Henry Ford created an affordable car known as the Ford Model T. Which helped with the advancement of horse and buggy to automobiles. Another invention was radio broadcasting. Radio broadcasting helps with people’s entertainment. Instead of having to go out, they could just enjoy it from their own home. Television was also created during this period. This has also helped with the entertainment for people. And one last invention is the walkie talkie. Walkie talkies were very helpful during World War