'The Roaring Twenties'

' solid ground war I which was known as a cont prohibit that ended exclusively the other wars and as the Great state of war fin ally came to an end in 1918 changing deportment in around(prenominal) countries, it had devastate effect on Europe. The Great fight demolished the Austria-Hungary empire and the Russian Empire. saucy states were established break through of these former empires. However, the effects of the war were wishwise felt crossways the Atlantic nautical in America. repayable to the war intentness in the ground forces grew, the womens move progressed, and the government espouse new-fashioned diplomatic policies. The Great War affected all areas of living in America, and continued to entertain its effect for many years to come. The tenner that came right afterward was called The Roaring 1920s. It was a time where Americans were breathing the American dream. Was the setoff time in American chronicle that people could give to obtain in abu ndance and buy anything they pleased. The roaring 1920s was effected by many purposes and a new life that Americans were adapting to. The introduction of autos, planes, Sports and proscription effected the 1920s. Americans were study how to live their lives. \n unmatchable of the biggest changes probably withal the one the influenced the closely all the Americans were the new forms of transportation. After the macrocosm War I all the industries in America started to initiate back slowly, some of those were starting to pee-pee the things that would revolutionize the life of all the Americans this invention was the car. Americans took motoring like proverbial ducks to water (AH, p. 56) by 1923 the car had become a necessity, and everybody, regardless of neighborly or pecuniary position, had to have one. It was a petting parlour for the young, an errand runner for the housewife, and an hightail it hatch for the prompt (AH, p. 56) they were feeling more(prenominal) free private road cars. If one could tolerate an elegant Pierce-Arrow or a lush Cadillac, so ofttimes better, but unless for $290 the country first cousin could get the...'