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Why does the author use the words "bad dream" to compare the 1930s to the 1920s?

Why does the author use the words "bad dream" to compare the 1930s to the 1920s?
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Why does the author use the words "bad dream" to compare the 1930s to the 1920s?

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Answer: 4) The 1920s were a prosperous time, so life during the 1930s seemed like a nightmare in comparison.

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