As the saying goes, for every good there is a bad. Whenever there is something good, you can be sure there is something bad. The same can be said about the 1920s. This decade nicknamed the roaring twenties was a period of economic prosperity for many groups of Americans, but not all. Though the United States was in a small recession prior to World War I, the war pulled us out, and left us with a booming economy as our factories rushed to fill European orders. On Wall Street there was a bull market as stock prices were going through the roof. The automobile was invented and allowed for faster transportation, and the settling of rural areas. Also the materials needed to produce cars and make them work, allowed other industries like rubber, gas, glass, and plastic to flourish as well. Also with the introduction of installment buying...