The 1920's Explained: US History Review

The video explores the 1920s as a decade of significant change, comparing it to the 1960s. It discusses the impact of World War I on domestic policy, highlighting increased government intervention and societal shifts. The roles of women and African-Americans evolved, with women gaining independence and African-Americans experiencing cultural expression through the Harlem Renaissance. The Red Scare led to civil rights challenges, while Prohibition failed to curb alcohol consumption, leading to increased violence. The Scopes Monkey Trial symbolized the clash between traditional and modern values.

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