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- Most people took their excitement out with literature , art ,shopping and music people did this to help forget about the war they wanted to form new passions.
- The roaring twenties was about parties and happiness because the war was over and credit cards were just invented so people were buying tons of new stuff , like cars, clothes , and much more.
- people were so happy because they had credit card's which let them buy a lot of stuff like cars and furniture which people loved because the war ended people didn't know what to do with them selves people. A bunch of people moved from the south to the north because they were poor and they started to get famous at least some people got famous like Duke Elington and Lousis Armstrong.
- Party with Duke Elington
- Then people went to jail because they couldn't pay their debt because the banks were closed of people loaning to much. The suicide rates went up children died adults died But their were a few people who got rich from the Great Depression.
- Then as soon as we hit the 1930s the Roaring 20s went down hill which made a lot of people broke and poor.
- People were poor after that, and they were in debt because there were way too many cool and helpful stuff to buy like, the automatic washing machines , Refrigerators, and Automobiles. The a few other thing's became popular like the radio.
- Please anything will help
- People were so poor that some of them found a bunch of wood in a city then they would build a shed for them and their family to live in and people got hurt and passed because of the living conditions.
- After the great depression their wasn't as many poor people which was good for America people were so happy Their was this thing called the dust bowl and it wiped out houses and building also people.
- The reasons of the great depression were the Stock market crashed in 1929 then their was a over production of good's farmers were struggling and they were poor a bunch of banks failed then people went into a lot of debt people borrowed to way to much money.
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