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Treaty of Versailles
Terms imposed on Germany after World War I, leading to its suffering due to strict conditions.
Economic prosperity
Occurred in various countries post-WWI, marked by increased production, regular work, and money to spend.
Mass production
Increased during the 1920s, facilitated by assembly lines and machinery, making products more accessible.
Flappers
Women in the 1920s who rebelled against traditional roles, embracing freedom, short skirts, and public independence.
Great Depression
Severe economic downturn globally in the late 1920s, leading to unemployment, homelessness, and economic despair.
Assimilation
Policy towards Indigenous people during the 1920s, including the Stolen Generation, aiming to integrate them into mainstream society.
Susso
Relief payments provided by the government during the Great Depression to the destitute, consisting of food rations and coupons.
