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Ok, so we have this mission .. technology offers a "what to do: choose one aspect of change technology occurred during the 1920s in Canada, someone has good ideas of what has been invented (the technology) in 1920 in Canada? some something that is easier to draw,

Well, some are from Canada …. Lol I live in Canada, the impact of technology in the years of 1920 First World War, "The war to end all wars." He had finished in 1918, Europe was in ruins physically, politically and economically. In the following the most devastating war to take place before the 1920s, Europe would have problems with economic and political recovery, but not the United States. Left virtually unscathed from the First World War, the U.S. has been able to experience a decade of peace and prosperity after a disastrous war. Among the many reasons for the prosperity of the United States, technology has played a vital element in what the great economic and cultural prosperity that the United States experienced during 1920. new developments, new discoveries, new inventions and improved the lives of Americans in many if not all aspects imaginable, but not without some negative side effects. For the first key inventions become a national craze in the car. First developed with a combustion engine in 1896 by the inventor Henry Ford, then started the Ford Motor Company, which mass-produced car to Affordable called the Model-T. Ford Model T became such a success resounding has sold more than 15 million Model T-1927 (Gordon and Gordon 77). At the end of the decade, there were almost one car per family to the United States (Bruce 80). Consequently, the car has become an increasingly important role in American life. Workers are no longer needed to live near their place of work, but you could live further and even more to get to work easily. Housewives could go shopping more convenient. The overall increase in productivity and efficiency that the U.S. people, with more time for entertainment and recreation. Families could visit their families on an ongoing basis, even distant relatives. Cars provided an ideal way for people, especially adolescents, to socialize and celebrate. The craze for cars, even got to a point in the backseat of a car replaced the classroom as a place of seduction and love (Gordon and Gordon 58). The popularity of the automobile also brought great economic prosperity. One of the main contributions to the prosperity of the 1920s was the construction of roads and highways, pay the expenses of public funds in the economy (Bruce 79). Cars appeared everywhere and were led by all parties. However, a major problem has been experienced by all as a result. Kenneth Bruce: "… there were very few good roads East Coast, across the continent has been a real adventure, like in spring when snow melts or after good rain, the car was sinking in the mud gumbo in its operations centers. Travellers crossing Iowa and Nebraska were often forced to wait several days to dry the road before proceeding to the next city. … (79) In 1924, the Federal Highway Act provided federal money to state legislatures, organized by highway departments and counterpart funds the federal government. Encouraged by this federal money, every part of the country has launched ambitious programs of road construction in 1920s. At the end of the decade, the road construction programs employ more men and spent more money than anyone any private individual. The increased use of automobiles has reached all corners of the U.S. economy. Industry has stimulated the oil, which promoted the construction of roads, extended the boom of the 1920s houses in the suburbs, and has even developed new businesses (Bruce 79-80). The success of the Ford Motor Company has been so great that even compares to that of Microsoft today. And Bill Gates now, Ford and Ford Motor Company became a national symbol of industrial prosperity. In 1922, Ford earned more than $ 264,000 a day, has declared a billionaire by the Associated Press (Gordon and Gordon 32). Fortunately for the federal government, Ford paid a record $ 2,467,946 in taxes on income for the prosperous year 1924 (Gordon and Gordon 50). According to Elizabeth Stevenson: "… Nothing is dramatized organizational system of the plant and a pause in the production of Ford extends over much of the year 1927. Ford was the incarnation of everything in the world of work every day that people admire in the 1920s. Their errors have been overlooked or recognized virtues, and its commercial success in this great mechanical and seemed a test of the nation's health itself. The audience is absorbed, entertained, and delighted by toys such as the Model-T and As-model. If Ford fails, they all failed to some extent. But the anticipation is gay. Even the suspense was delicious, it would be a mistake to think that all this was a matter of sober self-interest that this man would call in the car that adapts the price was right. … (190) It is clear that Stevenson was not the only one who feels this way. Bruce has even said that Ford was the high priest of production mass, where people of the world as more important than any ideological doctrine as the industrial miracle the curse of poverty in the world. (80) combination of an increase in American sports and the advent of the automobile contributed to the success of the film industry. movie attendance was quite early low due to poor film rooms. But as the automobile became more popular, transport has become less of a nuisance, and therefore care cinema rose with the increase in car sales. With entertainment by comedian Charlie Chaplin, theatrical sex symbol Rudolph Valentino and many others famous actors, film industry has been able to attract a mass audience of loyal viewers, even during the years of silent film in black and white. Later in 1922, improvements in sound recording technology allows for filming and broadcasting the first film ever made with sound, "The Jazz Singer" with Al Jolson. And finally, in 1926, the advent of Technicolor has enabled the creation and dissemination movies with sound, but not just by the color too. Therefore, the film industry has become an important part of American industry in general. In 1927, more than 14,500 movie theaters across the country have shown over 400 films each year, as movies became the preferred form of American entertainment (Gordon and Gordon 68). As the movie industry has increased, as salaries of the actors. In 1924, John Barrymore's contract with Warner Brother came to $ 76,250 per image, more than $ 7,625 over seven weeks, and all expenses paid (Gordon and Gordon 50). The upward trend of wages continued throughout the decade. However, after the arrival of sound in film, many actors have been dismissed because of his inability to memorize voice lines poor, disabled or even speak English. But those who continued to act experienced increases Notable in wages. Greta Garbo's salary rose from $ 350 per week $ 5000 per week at the MGM and football star Red Grange, was paid an incredible sum 300 000 Imaging (Gordon and Gordon 68), while the average American worker who earns about $ 2,000 just one year. The advent of certain technologies have contributed to place in the huge success of the film industry, a success that still persist. The car is undoubtedly one of the biggest fads of the 1920s, but it was not the best. An invention of smaller, low cost, and with the same ability to gather people under the leadership of the greatest folly of the 1920s. The radio became an instant success among the American public. Being a much cheaper car, the radio became a part of almost everyone at home United States in some years. After starting the first Public Radio broadcasting station, KDKA in Pittsburgh thousands more pop stations across the country in the coming years. Radio is instantly become a national obsession, many people stay half the night listening to concerts, sermons, Red Menace news and sports. Those who have no radios in the country gathered around the crystal sets in public places (Gordon and Gordon 32). The arrival of public radio listeners are not just national issues and events, also allowed listeners to experience new ideas, new entertainment and to form an opinion on issues that had never been issued a national title. Radios thousands of people in homes linked simultaneous enjoyment and emotion (Stevenson 150). According to Stevenson: "… The day mechanical inventions have been keeping in touch with events. Radio not only the events present, but their form. Radio reinforce a trend already at work for the people of the United States is united and together, for the first time, it looked as if they could have thoughts and feelings at the same time. For some people comforting and strengthening. Had the effect of making people want to have simultaneous sensations. … (114) "… There was a tendency on the part of any one population to be spectators in fun events. The hobby of listening to the radio has encouraged the trend, but it was the whole mind something new, a feeling that his country and himself have been exempted from unpleasant consequences. What has happened has happened with other peoples and others, mainly from other types of countries and people. We live, we live well, and had a predictably successful, and the tragedies and comedies of life were carried out as a spectacle. … (154) With the advantages of radio is also seeing many negative side effects. For example, those who have spent much time listening to the radio has become very idealistic, and problems similar fact been informed of the real "radio." As Stevenson says, "The hobby of listening to the radio … trend has encouraged the feeling that their country and himself have been exempted from unpleasant consequences. , Which showed that over 1920 people saw only the "good" in life and not know the "bad" commercial radio. quickly followed the explosion in popularity of radio. And according to Stevenson, radio advertising has not helped the American public to be more open-minded. Take the following passage from Stevenson The Americas 1920: "… it was false advertising by promising more than the seller has delivered the buyer, but was trumped a world where real life due to the relationship. It was false to American life and is particularly true of human nature, including blindness narrowness, its flattening of individual returns and all exultations inconvenience or tragic or despair. Surface was so convincing, so willingly adjusted by many people that was like a small and limited horizon. Strong emotions and beliefs have been blocked by the outbreak of fierce, engaged in violence and exaggeration. … (151) false advertisements in radio helped create a sense of ignorance among the majority of Americans to something unpleasant. Even if the radio had brought the nation as a whole, but also had the unfortunate side effect of making people of the 1920s most narrow minded, ignorant and cynical. Perhaps a sense of denial and false hope created by the radio that has made America so mentally prepared for the Exchange Crash Britain and the Great Depression. The car radio and inventions are just entering the consumer market. Ford's mass production methods and efficiency as a result of the plants to produce a multitude different appliances, from dishwashers to electric toasters. After the First World War, production at U.S. factories had been revised to reflect needs in wartime. And after the Armistice, these plants have had to mass produce or other goods, and ammunition or fire workers, so turn the world market for consumer goods. U.S. demands for consumer goods have soared during the 1920s, not only by the demands of the post-war, but the indulgence U.S. in luxury and comfort. The main reason that Americans have bought the equipment was to simplify everyday tasks such as washing dishes or mowing the lawn, so that can spend more time with their families or entertainment. As the domino effect that occurred with the rise of the automotive industry, demand for consumer goods has stimulated the growth of other industries and the increase in labor demand, which consequently increased the wages of workers. In fact, rising wages have increased 33 percent of the prewar period, even after have been adjusted for inflation (Gordon and Gordon 86). To adapt to the shortage of manpower, the Small factories began to mechanize tasks to reduce work requirements. Simple tasks such as packaging and cleaning of parts and tools that have been treated Once people have been handed over to machines faster and more efficient. The normalization process of the assembly line also increased efficiency in the factory. Instead of workers going to choose the tools, the tools were workers using conveyors or mobile storage units. Huge Requirements Plant and equipment resources have stimulated the growth of public service industries like never before. Electricity and plumbing has become a standard in American homes. Due to massive growth of consumer goods in the market, the economy has been considerably strengthened, but was also a side effect. The specialization of work tasks in factories has reduced the need for skilled workers as workers had to do some homework on several occasions instead of doing many tasks at times. scientific advances in the 1920s was not confined to industrial technologies, health and Advanced Medicine greatly during the same period. Surprisingly interest after the war grew in the diet, calorie intake and physical vitality (Gordon and Gordon 14). This crusade for health has been carried out mainly by "valves" liberal women and out of the 1920s. A drum was often described as a woman ", his short haircut, he hid in the forehead, flattened chest, hid their size, diet fact hips and legs remain in the view (Noggle 161). "The focus of the valve" Hips scheme "increased consumption of fruits and vegetables while decreasing consumption meat and fat. With the increasing popularity of the drum, there was a significant change in eating habits of Americans as a whole. Coincidentally, the discovery vitamins and their effects also came at a time. Herbert McLean Evans discovered vitamin E, and their fight against sterility 1920. Elmer V. McCollum discovered vitamin D, its presence in the liver of cod, and its ability to prevent rickets, a disease of the skeleton in 1920. Vitamins A, B, C, K and several subtypes of each have been discovered during the 1920s. Through radio, the public has learned the benefits of eating a high nutritional value, and therefore a generation of fans Health has launched. However, it was very ironic because the consumption of cigarettes has soared to about $ 43 million annually (Gordon and Gordon 23) and alcohol smuggling became a business of 3.5 billion dollars a year over the same period (Gordon and Gordon 68). While pursuing a goal of excellent health pure, the American people do not realize the damage that cigarettes and alcohol has had on them. The prosperity that America experienced during the 1920s seemed that would last forever. There were virtually no signs of depression, wages are at record highs, the Dow Jones industrial index has never held stopped growing, all delivered in luxury and entertainment, and always had a general atmosphere of hope and promise for the future. Life was easy and comfortable thanks technological advances that have occurred during the 1920s. Who would have thought that all this will end October 24, 1929 and a decade of despair and depression follow a time of happiness and prosperity. ——————————- ——————- ——————————

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