Inventions of The 1920s

            In conclusion, the inventions of the 1920s led to a mass market based society and a higher standard of living. Americans could live without any of these inventions but life would be a lot harder and a lot more stressful. These innovations have shaped America and the world forever. They have changed the way Americans interact with the environment, each other, and themselves.

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