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What is the political context of the great gatsby?

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Political/historical context America during 1920s enjoyed a consummate historical period - so called the 'Economic Boom'. Consequently, more and more people became wealthy. Gatsby's desire for wealth and individualism was certainly boosted by his feelings towards Daisy.

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