Politics and Economy-American Prosperity and Consumerism

• Politics and Economy-American Prosperity and Consumerism

  Summary: The United States enjoyed unprecedented prosperity in the 1920s. National and personal income increased, and the American standard of living became the best in the world.

  Subject: Billboards Advertising; 1920s; National and Personal Income; Economic Growth; Gilded Age Policies; Lax Standards; New Technologies; Charles Lindbergh; Transportation Advances; Henry Ford; Philosophy of Business; Scandals; Warren G. Harding; Teapot Dome; Albert Fall; Corrupt Administration; Fall’s Corruption; Transportation

  Course Name: U.S. History II

  Course Level: Level 2

  Media Format: Image; Webpage

  Typical Learning Time: 20 minutes

  Discipline: United States History

  Sub-Discipline: History

  Author: McMichael, Kelly

  Affiliation: University of North Texas

  Date Created: 2009

  License files: Original License

  Permalink: http://txcdk1.unt.edu/TCRR/handle/2188/1929

  Is Part of: Lesson 22: The Roaring Twenties: http://txcdk1.unt.edu/TCRR/handle/2188/1764

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