The 1920s were an evolutionary time for people across the nation, but with the economic surge came change for the culture overall, and with it new attitudes to the right and wrong way of doing things. Post war time economics were already sensitive and if treated like a balancing act, the nation could have maintained a level of steady progress. Instead, jobs became readily available, higher income rates, more construction and cars were needed, and the economy jumped quickly forward. The ultimate cycle of a successful economy with meeting supply and demand, and the progression of technology fed a fire towards great and booming levels of fortune for the country. This new change of wealth and capability brought a new culture to what was once
