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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2025 · 12 MIN

Ep.94: Crazy Period of American History! (1920s and 1930s) - From Alcohol, Jazz and Dance to Dust

from Learn English with: My Life and Other Funny Stories

Today I want to take you back to a really interesting time in American history. Because I love talking about my stories, but I love talking about American history even more! What period will we talk about?  The 1920s! …which are often called The Roaring Twenties, and then we’ll talk about what happened next: the Wall Street crash in 1929, followed by the Great Depression in the 1930s. That period had a massive impact not just on the United States but also on the rest of the world. And yes, it also played a part in creating the conditions that led to the Second World War. So let’s just go for a little time-travel walk together.Podpoř mě tady: (If you want to financially support my work, now you can here): https://coff.ee/dagmartomaskova - but don't feel like you have to, it is just an option :)⭐Přepis a slovíčka: TADY⭐ Napiš mi zprávu, jak se ti to líbilo (můj instagram:) TADY (@dagmar–tomaskova) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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