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Exploring American History: Women's Rights, The Roaring Twenties, And Technological Advancements (1865-1945)

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Exploring American History: Women's Rights, The Roaring Twenties, and TechnologicalAdvancements (1865-1945)In a well-organized response of 600-800 words, analyzethe historical and societal impacts of thethree topics discussed in the readings: Women’s Rights, The 1920s (Roaring Twenties), andTechnological Advancements in America (1865-1945).1.How did the Women’s Suffrage Movement and subsequent social barriers affectwomen’s political and economic equality?2.What were the effects of Prohibition in the 1920s, both in terms of societal changes andthe rise of organized crime?3.How did technological innovations between 1865 and 1945 shape America’s industrialand military sectors, and how did these advancements influence the global landscape?Be sure to provide examples from the readings and connect these topics to their broaderhistorical significance in shaping American society.

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