Changes in America: The 1920s
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Changes for America in the 1920s, included the unfortunate political decision to remain aloof from Western Europe, despite the country's contribution in ending World War I. America was tardy in entering the war, because Woodrow Wilson felt the reasons for the war had little to do with America's interests. Yet, while many Americans agreed with keeping out of war (in fact, it was a campaign slogan in 1916 for Wilson's reelection, st
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League Nations, America's Americans, Semple MacPherson, Wall Street, Changes America, Mark Fordism, War America, Woodrow Wilson, Western Europe, Black Oct, mass production,
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