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In the 1920s the many Americans supported a return to?
normalcy
Many Americans pulled away from world affairs and supported business as part of a return?
Normalcy
Many Americans pulled away from world affairs and supported business as a part of a return to?
Normalcy
Why did many Americans pull away from world affair and supported business as part of a return to?
Normalcy
How many Mexican Americans in the United States in 1920?
i belive there were two.
Where did people live in the 1920?
Many Americans lived on large plantations.
In the 1920s many Americans supported to return?
In the 1920s, many Americans supported a return to "normalcy," a term popularized by President Warren G. Harding. This sentiment was largely a reaction to the upheaval of World War I, the Spanish flu pandemic, and social changes of the preceding decade. Many sought stability, economic growth, and a retreat from progressive reforms, favoring traditional values and isolationist foreign policies. This desire for normalcy ultimately shaped the political landscape of the decade, leading to a focus on business interests and conservative governance.
What tactics use to intimidate African-Americans and whites who supported African-Americans?
There were many horrible tactics used to intimidate African Americans and the non-African Americans who supported them. There were fiery crosses burned in yards, bricks thrown through windows, and people beaten.
Why did many Americans support more restrictive immigration laws in the late 1920's?
Many Americans feared that the country was being overrun by immigrants.<333
Why did Many African Americans supported Marcus Garvey?
Getting away from discrimination in America.
What was the major result of consumer overconfidence in the economy in 1920?
many Americans purchased goods on credit
In the early 1920's many Americans saw the millions of immigrants as a threat to what?
Stability and ordering
