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25 January, 21:37

What did people cash in after World War I giving them extra money? (The roaring twenties)

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    Answer:In preparation for its involvement in World War I, the U. S. Government raised money by selling "Liberty Bonds." 1920 - The Government's debt shrunk from $23 billion to $17 billion. The U. S. Government had more money than it needed to pay for the services it provided.
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