Question

Americans ___________(experiment) with many new customs and social traditions during the 1920s. ____________ (there be) new dances, new kinds of clothes and some of the most imaginative art and writing ever produced in the United States. Many people _____________ (call) the period "Roaring Twenties", to show the exuberance of the artistic and social scenes. But in most ways, the 1920s __________ (be) a conservative time in American life. Most Americans in the 1920s ___________ (share) some ties through blood or marriage to the first Americans who came from Britain. Many people with these kinds of historic ties ___________ (consider) themselves to be real Americans, true Americans. Americans traditionally __________ (welcome) newcomers from such western European countries as Britain, France, or Germany. But most of the people coming to New York City and other harbours in the 1920s ___________ (arrive) from the central, eastern and southern areas of Europe. Some Americans soon ___________(worry) that these millions of people arriving at their shores would steal their jobs. Or they _________ (fear) the political beliefs of the immigrants. Anyway, the 1920s ________ (be) a time of economic progress for most Americans. Wages for most Americans _________ (increase). Many people __________ (start) to have enough money to buy new kinds of products. Also, the strong economy ___________ (create) the right environment for many important changes in the day-to-day social life of Americans.

Answer 1

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