The 1920s Was Considered a Decade of Prosperity

question 73

Essay

The 1920s was considered a decade of prosperity. Without a doubt, the postwar period was a time of great economic growth for the nation as a whole. All U.S. residents, however, did not enjoy the same prosperity as did the more-visible middle class. Describe Americans for whom the twenties was a time of both frustration as well as pleasure. Be specific as you refer to the experiences of different groups.

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