The attitude of many Americans during the 1920’s was very similar to the personal attitude and behavior of President Coolidge. True or false?

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Barnabe · Answer 1 · 2022-06-11T18:54:40+0000

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False

Explanation: The roaring 20s were a time where people socialized and interact with eachother. President Coolidge was known as "silent Cal" and therefore, wasn't an accurate representive of the behavior of the 1920s.

The attitude of many Americans during the 1920’s was very similar to the personal attitude and behavior of President Coolidge. True or false?

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