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Funny how looser clothing back then on women meant they were easier and more promiscuous the 80s, the tighter the clothing the easier perceived

Even back then they knew higher wages meant higher productivity and employee morale. Amazing how that's not a complicated concept!

Predictions are that the coming depression will be far worse than the Great Depression.

1920's history told from a feminist social justice warrior perspective only. Lame.

Another pro liberal documentary. Yawn.

United States history teachers should show this to children all across America and have them write similarities

I had to laugh when they said it was automobiles that were responsible for larger urban areas. In 1902, one farm equipment company, by itself was one of the largest manufacturers in the world, producing over 700,000 pieces of equipment a year and shipping them out in 65,000+ train cars. Huge numbers of farm workers were no longer necessary, and racism kept most from holding other jobs. Urban areas were where the work was at, so they left the rural south.

This sounds awfully similar to 2024

Hi Mr. Pulgarin, it's Moshai. I literally just seen my archived messages, so nice to hear from you! Wish you had a fb/Instagram to connect again 😊

Uncle oyo Uncle oyo Ni Lee Earl Naligo sa banyo Naligo sa banyo Ang biot

LINDBERGH WAS NOT THE FIRST. HE WAS THE FIRST TO SOLO.

Rap is Crap not music

Young lady, the teacher was prosecuted for teaching evaluation. You have it backwards . Even my grand mother told me the school taught through the Bible, not evolution in 1910

I'm 72 years old. In a couple of months I turn 73, I grew up with people all around me who lived through the 20's and their stories were amazing. My mother was born in 1911, and my father 1913. They spent their teen-age years growing up during the 20's. I think maybe the great depression was probably the thing that I heard about most often. The old automobiles, the fashions, even the politics were discussed openly in our household. My father held great admiration for President Harding, and often said President Coolidge and Hoover brought this great nation to its knees, and they single handedly almost brought about a second revolution. Having lived through both World Wars, my parents were a wealth of information. Amazing times were those Roaring 20's.

Wish i was part of the 20s Great time for this country

62 cents an hour. Amazing money at that time!

Kids were using cars to neck with one another

Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent motion -still photography/picture's 📷. Enabling viewers to better understand what whom the orator describing. Unfortunately the Volstead act continued for 13-years.

Comment below if your doing this for schoool

They danced 90 mph. 😂

My Great Grandpa ran "Shine". He was based in N. OH. used to run "Shine" from TN to OH and MI. Got some neat old photos of him and his 'Souped Up" cars. Ended up he made enough $ to start up a Funeral Home. I guess he'd seen so much death during the Great Depression he figured Funerals where the next big money maker. That family business long gone but I've thought that after I'm seeing so many people "kick the bucket" after taking those experimental injections? Might be a good time to at least buy some property for a cemetery.

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It'll be interesting to see what this '20s will end up being called! Of course we won't really know that until after the 2020s are over.

EXCELLENT

Our family had a Bakery on 1929 it closed on 1983.,dad was borned in 1917 mom 1923 ,I was borned in 1951.

"To create a consumer out of a citizen, required profound changes in people's values and behaviors. And the segment of the nation's society that changed the most were women." You said a mouthful there.

0:38 super fap

The downfall of a quality life. This is when the humans really lost touch with the earth 😢 it wasn't a better life.

Jazz dolls ❤

The only thing this teaches Is we are all going to die someday And nothing fuckin matters. People are pointless it says

I don't want to rain on anyone's 20s but this is an idealistic look at only a very small segment of American society. Industry was timing every task and putting impossible stress on workers. Credit began and set people up for the oncoming crash. Banks we're giving money away for everyone to invest in the stock market. That's what contributed to the whole collapse. Black people were moving North in droves for jobs and trying to get out of the Jim Crow south. Slumlords got fat from the sweat of African Americans. This video is a totally romantisized view. Just as long as you're awake of those facts enjoy the entertainment.

Life was great during the 20's until the depression hit. And when it hit, it hit hard!

Shadows of today

As good as it could be in 30 minutes. Thanks!

History repeats itself.

It's 2023 and am amazed to see this documentary. 103 years later 😅 to see how far we came with technology.

Welcome to 2023 legal methamphetamine legal illegal crimes and a CRACKHEAD as FIRST SON

this is bull

Meanwhile blacks are being Lynch just about everyday

history is a lie

You would think Blacks, Native Americans, Hispanics, etc didn't exist! Incredible! Edit: Oh there Blacks are - half way in...

They’ve only been voting for a little over 100 years and society is almost completely destroyed, coincidence? Lol

Americans always live it up following a world war. Something about tens of millions of humans dying senselessly around the globe, , it really puts a pep in the step of the next generation!

PROPAGANDA FILM! EF YOU!

No mention of the immigration moratorium?

The same revolution now then ever before 2023. Where going down will never recover. Cut the fkng orders against people global workers BS. Must create innovative things.

19th amendment is the worst amendment... TRUTH

Granny was a flapper, grandson is a rapper. In 2029 the economy is going to crash. The Federal reserve will have no way to prevent it. You heard it here first folks