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Question: Roaring 20s questions!.!.!. 1st person to answer right get 10 points!?
what are the factors that contributed to changes in work,production and rise of the consumer culture in the 1920s!?

evaluate various social conflicts in the early 1920s (rural vs urban, fundamentalism vs monderninsm, prohibtion nativism, flapper vs traditional, womens role)

how did the arts,music and literature reflect social change during jazz age!?Www@QuestionHome@Com


Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:
1!. The population boom, new inventions, assembly line production system, cheap cars, cheap food, laws to give people limited working hours and holidays, cheap housings, there are more!.
2!. Urban benefited more with more money in investing in buinesses and industries!. Prohibitin caused a lot of gang activities and police crackdowns, however most people including cops still drank liquors!. Women changed from traditional clothings to shorter dresses and short hair, and women in many European countries and the US gained rights to vote, they also held many jobs but earned less money!.
3!. The arts including surrealism and cubism showed as well as many literatures and philosophies dealt with the uncounsiousness and the irratinalsof the human mind (since World War I brought so much destructions), all deviating from traditional works!. Jazz is probably brought on by people's interests in peaceful entertainment, espacially in crowded cities!.

I know I didn't answer like half of it, but I hope these things help!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

1st - the industrial revolution (look it up on wikipedia)
2nd - got no idea
3rd - look up jazz age on wikipedia for infoWww@QuestionHome@Com

homework again is it!?!?!?!?Www@QuestionHome@Com

This looks like homeworkWww@QuestionHome@Com

I don't think there is ONE correct answer for this!. It sounds like an essay question from a school test!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

good luck with that and ps!. you should do your own workWww@QuestionHome@Com