During the 1920s the United States was in an economic high point. Following World War I people had more money to spend due to the wartime boom in the economy. People were able to buy products on credit, or give a small advance, and pay small installments later. This process allowed people more freedom to purchase items, such as refrigerators, radios, and cars, when previously t

During the 1920s there was an increase in entertainment and arts which were readily accessible to the general public. Movies began at the turn of the 20th century and at first were silent one reel films. Movies also acted as an educator for teens, and they frequently mimicked actors portrayed in the movies. Beginning in the 1920s movies began having sound, and were called "talkies". This conversion to sound cost the industry 300 million dollars but the return from movie prices quickly repaid this investment. Movie attendance rose dramatically in the 20s and became one of the most influential for of mass media. Magazines and radio also contributed to the reputation of the "Roaring Twenties". In 1922 ten magazines claimed to have a followin

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