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Around 1932 the profitable auto industry fought for supremacy in New York City, as the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building (co-owned by former General Motors executive John Jakob Raskob) competed with each other to construct the ta
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→See also: 20 most iconic American cars
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→Effect on societies: Pollution != climate change / AGW
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Added stuff about the left wing war on cars
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Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: mass produce → mass-produce, Meanwhile → Meanwhile,, multi-billion dollar → multibillion-dollar, world wide → worldwide, locally- → locally
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clean up & uniformity
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→Effect on societies: The auto provided an outlet for the suburbanite to venture outward farther into the countryside.
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→Effect on societies: auto showroom, gasoline pump, and the garage
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during the fifteen years from the beginning of the Great War until the beginning of the Great Depression America underwent "a transformation of social habits"
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Reverted edits by ManOfTheHour (Talk) to last version by Aschlafly
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→=World history
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→Bankruptcy scenario
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update
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