Why should Americans in the 1920s have shown greater concerns for their future? Note three things that were, or might have been, as seen as"clouds in the blue skies of prosperity"

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Leland Welch

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31 May, 05:02

Why should Americans in the 1920s have shown greater concerns for their future? Note three things that were, or might have been, as seen as"clouds in the blue skies of prosperity"

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Jadiel Kaufman · Answer 1

The 1920s were a confusing time for the people and drastic changes took place.

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The 1920s were an era of Prohibition and crime and smuggling. This era will later create the Italian mafia but also lead to more horrible things like the great depression of the 1920s. This was an era of anarchy and non-concern, leading to only greater problems in the future of america.