Chapter 7 Review Sheet

The document discusses numerous topics related to social, economic, and political developments in the United States during the 1920s including: - Farm incomes declined overall in the 1920s as agricultural prices fell sharply. - Suburban residents generally held conservative political attitudes and African Americans faced the worst racial discrimination in the South. - Prohibition led to a rise in organized crime as criminal organizations profited from illegal alcohol production and distribution. - African American communities experienced a cultural renaissance in cities like Harlem in New York, though still faced widespread discrimination. - Technological innovations like the automobile transformed the economy and society, contributing to suburban growth and changing gender roles.