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As the war continued and men were drafted to serve in the military, over 23,000 women entered wartime industrial plants for the first time. They took jobs as shipment collectors, accountants, telephone operators, and even steel mill workers.

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Temperance activists believed that American families were being torn apart by men's excessive drinking and condemned such effects of alcohol consumption as violence, unemployment, and economic and moral bankruptcy. Despite the proclaimed moral foundation of Prohibition, it led to a nationwide increase in crime and lawlessness.

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Rudolph was an Italian Actor who played an Arab "sheik" who stole women into his tent, was emulated by male fans, who grew slick sideburns and pouted like "Latin lovers". Valentino died suddenly at age 31, and mourners lied up over one mile to pass his coffin, women even committed suicide.

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Ruth was originally a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, but was placed in the outfield after his contract was sold to the Yankees. He had a barrel-shaped body on two spindly legs , but he could hit a baseball harder and faster than any other player.

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Restrictive immigration laws in 1921 and 1924 limited the number of immigrants from any country to three percent of that nation's proportion of the American population as of 1910. This led to The National Origins Act of 1924, that severely restricted immigration by establishing a system of national quotas that blatantly discriminated against immigrants from southern an eastern Europe and virtually excluded Asians.

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The fear and prejudice many felt toward Germans and Communists during and after WWI expanded to include all immigrants which triggered a rise in racism and nativism. Nativism is a belief that one's native land needs to be protected from immigrants.

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The red scare after WWI helped generate pervasive fears of "foreign" radicals streaming into the United States. The "Red Scare" refers to the fear of communism and other radical ideas that challenged the US beliefs.

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Henry Ford was responsible for the explosion in the number of automobiles in the US in the 1920's. In 1913 Ford decided to apply the "scientific management" ideas of Frederick W. Taylor to the production of automobiles.

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The Credit and Installment plan involved spending for the present but saving for the future. Paying small amounts initially would mean paying the remainder in monthly installments.

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Consumerism encouraged an increase in the consumption (or purchase) of goods and services. Three necessities for economy were emergence of new products, payment options and advertising.

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Advertising appeared that appealed to people's needs, frustrations and anxieties. Ads were essential during the 1920's because they made people feel "healthily dissatisfied with what they have"

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President Herbert Hoover was in office from the year of 1928-1932. He was unlucky due to being in office during The Stock Market crash in 1932.

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Harding was in office from 1921-1923, and died in 1923 while in office. He had a slogan of "return to normalcy" and believed in isolationism.

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Coolidge was in office from 1923-1928 and continued isolationism while believed in an arms control policy. He had a supply-side economics which meant lowering taxes would boost the economy.

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The growth of mass media provided access to information such as news, advertisements and entertainment. It helped to create and develop a common culture.