Great gatsby, what were some 1920s events that it reflected?

Question: Great gatsby, what were some 1920s events that it reflected!?

like i know for sure that fitzgerald inserted/reflected some 1920s (historical) events into his novel!.!.!.

and why were they important to people!?

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Well it was in the jazz age or the "roaring twenties", that was when America prospered very well!. Prohibition ( when alcohol was forbidden) was in that age!. That's how Gatsby got so rich, he was a bootlegger remember!?

Prohibition is a major one, because that's when in the US "gangsters" and organized crime was highlighted with the outlaw of liquor!. Gatsby worked with those people, I forgot their names, but yes they were an organized crime that supposedly "fixed the world series"Www@QuestionHome@Com

Just answer it as best you can and be satisfied with the B or C that you will likely get as the last 100 or so generations did before you in this country!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

prohibition and roaring parties!.Www@QuestionHome@Com