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As the war ended and many people began to go back to their normal jobs as well as moving to the suburbs, many American families took the image of having a dad who did the working in the family making the income, two kids, a boy and a girl would be most ideal, a house with a white picket fence, a car, and a mother who would stay at home and do all the chores around the house while the kids and husband were out for the day. Many women did not want this way of living, they had thought that because they had proven to be a major part in the war efforts by making tons of machines and goods during the war that they would get a little more respect once things went back to normal, that was not the case for most however. This caused for a decline in the education for women in college and at younger levels of schooling.

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Very few Americans grew rich off of their success after the war, however the lives of those select amount of people were very different, as assumed, from the lives of the lower classes. The middle class of workers lives weren't as fun and prosperous as the lives of the upper class, however they were not as stressful and grueling as the lives lived by the people of the lower class. Many of the people working in the lower class lived paycheck to paycheck, which was a form of the "Poverty line". This was a number that was made from calculating the minimal family food budget and then tripling that figure. This number gave families an idea of what they needed to make in order to afford the daily necessities every family in the U.S. needed in order to pretty much survive. Another name this group of people were known as was the "Working poor", meaning they can do all the work they want but still won't make enough to survive.

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With America presenting itself as the perfect place to live, it was almost certain that there would be a wide range of diversity across the country. With little wars breaking out in many smaller countries, America was the safe place for many immigrants to migrate to. Many expected to become rich when traveling to America, hoping that once they saved up enough money here that they would be able to come back to their home country and be able to provide for their families. However that was not the case for many, with the influence of racism across the U.S. many immigrants struggled to find jobs that allowed them to work for them. Many business owners denied work to any immigrants trying to find work at their companies due to the fact that many feared the culture and ideas of these foreign people would take over the company and eventually the country.

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The poorest known U.S. citizens were possibly the ones that had been around, and living in the country the longest, the Native Americans. Throughout the 1950's many studies came out about the conditions of the Natives reserves throughout the country, many found them disgusting and unlivable due to the harsh conditions and unfair rules that the U.S. government had placed on these people. As WW2 ended the U.S. government wanted to end relations with the Native Americans, ultimately hoping that they would be able to switch their older style livestyle to the new modern ways of the new Americans. By 1960 over 30% of Native Americans were living in urban areas, however many struggled to adapt to the new ways of living resulting in misery and pain for many Natives.

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With the uprise in population due to the time period known as the "baby boom" many people found the comfort in living outside of the cities in places now known as the suburbs. The first known ,"Levittown", or suburbs was built in 1947 in Long Island, New York. Invented and constructed by William Levitt, the Levittowns were a huge hit. Houses were able to be built in days allowing for small/beginner families to easily purchase their own home. The amount of Americans living in the suburbs grew by 46%. This boom in housing allowed for a huge rise in the US economy.

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In the 20th century Polio was one of the most feared diseases in the world. Killing around 9,000 victims and paralyzing about 27,000 this disease was not looked past. The first president to take real action on this disease was Franklin Roosevelt, he was a victim of the deadly polio disease and wanted to do something about it. Which is the reason why he started the "National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis". Throughout the next decade, plus a little more, the foundation would finally come across a vaccine for this deadly disease. The research showed that when taking this vaccine there was a 90% chance that you would be cured.

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As the car culture began to grow the need for better and quicker travel became aware to the government. In 1956 congress passed a program to help fund the money for a nationwide interstate highway system. The goal of this idea was to allow for a quicker and more reliable form of transportation across the U.S. By 1960 over 10,000 miles of interstate highway had been constructed resulting in yet another uprise in the U.S. economy. These very important advances in the country allowed for it to stay at the top of its game as one of the top economies in the world.

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The 1950's was a great time to be an American. People were happy, the economy seemed to be on the uprise, but most importantly this was the time period in which the "car" became a huge hit. The automobile had been introduced the the country before the 1950's however they weren't as affordable and practical as they are now. With way better mileage and a lot more reliable, the car was bound for high success. As more and more people realized the importance of owning a car and how much of a necessity it was to have one, it was only time until everyone across the country owned one.

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As technology advanced throughout the 50's more and more people began to migrate down into the southern states which were in the past looked at as the last option to live somewhere due to the fact that a/c hadn't been invented yet. However once a/c was invented many people made the move down to the southern states because they were able to stay cool and comfortable while enjoying all the new things that the south offered. This period allowed for the U.S. to become more diverse in it's options for living making it a more desirable place to move to.

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During WW2 many Americans had been saving up money, waiting for businesses to begin operating again and for goods to become accessible again to the public due to many factories shifting over to manufacturing war materials to help out the country. As soon as the war ended though just as everyone predicted the United States economy boomed. Only holding six percent of the world's population the American economy produced about half the world's goods. By the 1950's the average American family was making double the income that an average American family was making in the 1920's. As businesses came more aware of the new marketing ideas many spent the earnings on advertising, by 1955 companies were spending up to 8 billion dollars on advertising for their products.

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During the Great Depression and WW2 birth rates dropped tremendously. However after the war ended and marriages skyrocketed, it seemed that everywhere you looked around you saw a pregnant mother. Throughout the time period known as the "baby boom" there was more than 4 million babies being born each year from 1954-1964. Every day about 11,000 babies were born, this meant that many new jobs were needed to be created and businesses were booming due to all the necessities that were needed when caring for a baby.

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With many changes occurring throughout the U.S. it was only time until the music culture changed as well. The first form of the new style of music known as "Rock n' Roll" was introduced by African American artist, Chuck Berry. However many people took this form of music and changed it all in their own unique ways to make themselves stand out. This allowed for the making of one of the most well known and controversial figures of this time period, Elvis Presley. Due to his different styles of dancing many people looked at him and related his styles of dancing to sexual actions resulting in many controversies towards his fame.