How Did America Gained During The 1920's

Warren G. Hardking became President of the U.S. in the 1920s in a landslide promising a return to pre-war America, this was in reference towards some issues that still lingered after World War I. America was still faced with many issues regarding racism, women's rights and even threats from Communist Russia. Riots, strikes and anarchy was bellowing. This could have been caused by the staggeringly high unemployment rate. But the “Roaring Twenties” was on its way. The technological advancements that Americans gained during World War I would be put into fruition through cars, modern appliances, movies, giving a more plush style of living and the masses being entertained with controversial music and expressive sexualliy. Jazz was being introduced
The birth of department stores happened during this time, something very culturally American to this day. Magazines, catalogs, and the automobile industry gave way to this amazing race for the latest and greatest. With cars becoming more common Americans were able to connect more to their towns, counties, and cities efficiently creating the classic American sunday drive wherever it may lead. The men who came back from the war wanting more adrenaline raced these new cars that they became familiar with during the war and even motorcycles such as cafe racers became prevalent. Racing was not the only way Americans were experiencing exciting new technologies, film became incredibly popular in America and was a way to glorify what Americans wanted during the time and helped establish and solidify America as a bustling, exciting country. The 1920s is when powerhouses such as MGM and Warner Bros. would begin their domination of the iconic silver screen visual