Explain how the 1920's were a decade of contradictions. what does the relationship between mass immigration and the rise of the second ku klux klan tell us about the american attitudes? how might we reconcile the period of both the flapper and prohibition?

The 1920s were a decade of contradictions for many reasons.

After World War I, the numbers of European immigrants sky-rocketed and while this produced a bigger diversity in culture, customs and beliefs, it also brought fear to white Americans as they were scared of the posible spread of communism and anarchism (this fear scalated after the Russian Revolution in 1917), so they embraced Nativism, which consisted of a supremacy of the older American families over recent ones. This also led to the resurgence of the violent and racist KKK that was originally disbanded after Reconstruction.

Flappers were a Group of women who enjoyed jazz music, drinking and dressing themselves in a more provocative manner, contrasting with the times of Prohibition in the United States, which consisted of the ban on producing and selling alcohol from 1920 to 1933.

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