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Transportation:
The automobile made it quicker and easier to travel. Route 66 allowed for travel from Chicago to California, The automobile industry led to rapid construction of gas stations, repair shops and public garage. The airplane was originally used as mail-carrying service then in 1927, Pan American airways had the first transatlantic passenger flights.
Credit:
Electricity was used to power machines in factories, electricity is now spread to suburbs not just cities, families were now using electric refrigerators, cooking ranges, vacuum cleaners, and toasters
Advertising;
Advertising agencies hired psychologists to study how to appeal to peoples wants and luxuries now seemed like necessities.
Installment Plan:
It allowed people to buy goods over an extended period without having to put down much money.

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Harding's tax policy:
The Fordney-McCumber Tariff, which raised taxes on some U.S. to 60 percent, it was the highest raise ever. This protected competition from foreign industries such as chemicals and  metals. On the downside it made it impossible to sell enough good in the U.S. to pay them back. Due to that the two countries looked to Germany to pay them reparations but Germany didn't have the money to pay them back. So Germany fell through hyperinflation. When Germany failed to pay money back to France, France marched into Germany. An American banker came up with an idea to avoid war at the time and came up with the Dawes plan, the plan was to make a loan of $2.5 billion dollars to Germany. So that Germany could pay back reparations, then after those countries would have to pay them back. Britain and France were mad because they thought that the U.S. jumped in the war last minute and are thought of as the hero. The Teapot Dome, was oil rich land given to the U.S. Navy, oil executive managed to get the reserves of oil moved to the interior department. Then fall secretly the land was leased to two private companies, although Fall said he was doing it for the governments best interests, he suddenly received a big loan of $400,000 which proved him guilty and landed him behind bars. He later died in August 2nd, 1923, from a sudden stroke/heart attack.

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Red Scare:
During the wave of nativist sentiment the people of America wanted America to be just for the Americans and not the immigrants. New immigrants started flooding in to the eastern and southern parts of America. Many immigrants were willing to work for low wages and do very dangerous jobs which required, little skill to preform. After WW1 the people of the U.S. were looking for unskilled jobs to get, but the immigrants had already took them. As they grew angry many people accused the immigrants of being communist, which resulted in racial ideals against these new immigrants.

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Prohibition:
In January 1920 The 18th Amendment went into effect also known as the Prohibition, the manufacturing, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages were illegal.
Some causes of the prohibition were that some people thought that drinking to much led to crime, abuse and accidents while working
Effects of the prohibition were saloons closing and arrests for drunkenness declined, but people went to hidden saloons, nightclubs etc. to get alcohol and these were called speakeasies (which were found everywhere) they also were able to get liquor from bootleggers (smugglers) Chicago became home of Al Capone one of the biggest bootleggers who killed his competition