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The 1920s was characterized by a battle over various people's ideas of freedom and belonging in the United States. Why did that battle erupt in this decade, and what was at stake in the battle?

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The reason that the battle over various people's ideas of freedom and belonging erupted in the United States in the 1920s was because of the many socio-economic changes that happened during the decade.

What are some of the socio-economic changes in the 1920s?

  • For example, the 18th Amendment that prohibited the sale and production of alcohol was enacted.
  • Consumer spending increased because of the mass production of goods.
  • The economy became a consumer-oriented one with increased mass entertainment that changed social morality.
  • Women's liberation became a heightened issue.
  • African-Americans sought civil liberty and equality.

Thus, the battle that erupted in the 1920s in the United States centered around expanded freedom for all human beings, irrespective of gender or race.

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