Car/automotive industry had the greatest impact on the economy in the 1920s, I believe.
The Fifteenth Amendment<span> (</span>Amendment<span> XV) to the United States </span>Constitution prohibits<span> the federal and </span>state<span> governments from </span>denying<span> a citizen the </span>right to vote based<span> on that citizen's "</span>race<span>, </span>color, or previous condition of servitude<span>".</span>
Banks were important because The role that banks have in the economic growth of the early 1800s was pumping money back into America. By allowing businesses to borrow funds, businesses were able to hire new workers. They sparked economic growth by being insured by the federal government.
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Because they were and knew they would loose.
