Before the occurrence of the social changes in America during the 1920s , WWI was taking place and men in the U.S. were being drafted to fight this unbeatable war throughout April 6, 1917, until November 11, 1918, when the war finally came to an end, almost 18 million soldiers died and 23 million were wounded. The Great War eventually led to women to take over jobs that were considered “manly” to keep the economy running but most were still working the same low wage, yet it brought new opportunities for the future such as more rights and better jobs. On the other hand Fundamentalist and Modernist where in the battle for the taking, challenging old beliefs and teaching of the Bible. The changing role of women in the 1920s brought upon better
