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nataly862011 [7]
2 years ago
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How were the 1920s both a time of progress and regression? (at least 50 words)

History
1 answer:
krok68 [10]2 years ago
7 0

This signified progression because In the 1920s there was a rise in ownership of

  • cars
  • radios
  • <em>telephones</em> for the first time.

This signified regression because the 1920s also made for organised crime to be perpetuated to get alcohol.

<h3>1920s  progress and regression</h3>

1920s a time of <em>progress </em>

The 1920s there where a lot of new and modern establishments.  

We saw ownership of

  • cars
  • radios
  • <em>telephones</em> for the first time.

usage of  cars gave rise to good roads.

usage of radio gave rise to the world going closer to home

1920s <em>regressions</em>

it was during the 1920s that the Prohibition was enacted making drinking illegal and it made for organised crime to be perpetuated to get alcohol.

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