Inequality in The 1920s | Segregation & Declining Industries | Who Lost Out in The Boom? - | GCSE @ImStuckRevision
Inequality in The 1920s | Segregation & Declining Industries | Who Lost Out in The Boom? - | GCSE  @ImStuckRevision
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Who Lost Out in The Boom? - Inequality in The 1920s | Segregation & Declining Industries | GCSE History

Discover the shocking truth about 1920s wealth inequality! While some Americans prospered, millions were left behind - farmers, African Americans, Native Americans, and workers in declining industries such as coal, railway and textile industries.

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Chapters:
Intro 00:00
Farmers 01:27
African Americans 03:06
Native Americans 04:59
Declining Industries 6:25

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