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https://www.rd.com/list/how-the-american-dream-has-changed/

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in the 1930s the American dream was to be seen in society for what you are and not for what you were born into.

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the American dream evolved into something marketers would say in adds to draw attention to intellectual products and services like plays and books it became more common of a phrase as well

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The American dream changed again this time due to the world wars but was now more about having equality among races and still want about material wealth.

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In the 70s and 80s the American dream became something that resembles what we think of as the American dream today much more materialistic and used in housing commercials more often then before

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in the 1990s the American dream was let me spend my money and get everything i want but also get nice things which is nearly impossible for most people and then in the 2000s it shifted towards economic stability with lots of finances and having a safety net incase another economy crash happens

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In the present day the american dream is constantly changing i could imagine that with covid part of the american dream might become having a good health insurance plan and with the second bad economic event in 20 years i think it will be making sure that you have plenty of money in a bank and maybe the stock market will become less popular to the average adult