Women Home Life in the 1920's
Women Home Life in the 1930's
African American Home Life in the 1920's
African American Home Life 1930's
In the 1920's home life for women went well for they had new rights thanks to the 19th Amendment. During the 1920's they were no longer being forced to work the traditional job of a women. But during the 1930's the stock market crash brought a Great Depression on the whole country. Women were now jobless and were no longer allowed the freedom they used to have. Some women whose husbands lost their jobs had no way at all to support their families some husbands even ran off and left their families to fend for themselves. Not only did women's lives change but so did African American's lives as well. During the 1920's African American's showed their talents through the Harlem Renaissance. they showed their talents in music and poetry. But like everyone else once the depression hit they were struck back into the past. No longer able to have that slight bit of freedom. African Americans were in the back of the line when it came to jobs. Almost all were jobless for white men got first pick then white females and African Americans got whatever was left over.
Leisure Time for Stock Brokers in the 1920's
Leisure Time for Stock Broker in the 1930's
Leisure Time for Women in the 1920's
Leisure Time for Women in the 1930's
In the 1920's being a stock broker was one of the most exhilarating jobs there was. The stock market was booming with almost all of America on board with buying on margin. Stock brokers were gaining money buy the minute but the crash striped them of all of their money. Debts had to be paid back which left them utterly broke. As for women the 1920's leisure was a rush. Women were now flappers they partied and had fun no worrying about tomorrow. The 1920's put them back to their old lives and they lost the fun freedom.
Economy for Stock Brokers in the 1920's
Economy for Stock Brokers in the 1930's
Economy for Industrialist in the 1920's
Economy for Industrialists in the 1930's
The economy in the 1920's was a mess but was hidden too look like total god. People were buying on margins making stock brokers jobs great as they were rich. Their booming career made them happy until all disaster broke out. The crash of the stock market caused almost all of America to go into a depression. People were laid off many were jobless. Stock brokers no longer had the money they used to. As for industrialists in the roaring 20's they did good with businesses going well. Lots of goods were being produced . Although the 1930's brought hardships. Businesses failed and Americans were unemployed. The unemployment went up to 25% with 16 million jobless. Those lucky enough to have a job got cutbacks on their paycheck and hours.