The Roaring Twenties was an age that occurred in the 1920s, that was marked by new lifestyles, ideas, and economic stability. Even though the Roaring Twenties was an age of new ideas, the wealth and modern culture associated with the Roaring Twenties did not affect all Americans equally. Urban Americans experienced changes that changed their life for the better, while rural Americans were left behind ,and continued to face a decade of prolonged depression. The Roaring Twenties was also period of division between two populations. Urban Americans were experiencing a new life of prosperity, while rural American’s were left in a turmoil of depression. Urban Americans entered a decade full of changes from ,mass-production, mass-consumption,
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Urban Americans responded to their lifestyle full of wealth and modern culture with livelihood and simulation. They did things they previously could not do like see-museums, art-exhibits, plays, athletic events, trade expositions, and etc. The economic boom allowed them to live in era of excitement. Other than urban Americans having prosperous wealth, their society adapted to non traditional lifestyle. They responded to their new non traditional lifestyle with having the ideals of liberalism, fun, and progressive. Also, women had more freedom to do what they please. They could have romantic relations with men in public, drink, and do anything they desire.But, the rural Americans had a feeling that behavior was appalling and inappropriate, toward their traditional beliefs. Vaguely, they responded to the cultural changes of the other side by restoring the Ku Klux Klan in a political recoil. Also, rural Americans lived a life of falling wealth, during the time their counterparts were living a simulating lifestyle. They responded to the situation of their failing wealth, by competing for jobs and trying to maintain a simple lifestyle. Furthermore the Roaring Twenties was a period of drastic social and economic change. Leading America to be divided. The Roaring Twenties was an era that occurred in the 1920s full of new ideas. Unfortunately, the wealth and modern culture associated with the Roaring Twenties did not affect all Americans equally. Urban Americans were able to live an affluent life, due to economic boom.While rural American’s were left behind by the new modernity. But, this boom was not for long as the Great Depression was
Urban Americans responded to their lifestyle full of wealth and modern culture with livelihood and simulation. They did things they previously could not do like see-museums, art-exhibits, plays, athletic events, trade expositions, and etc. The economic boom allowed them to live in era of excitement. Other than urban Americans having prosperous wealth, their society adapted to non traditional lifestyle. They responded to their new non traditional lifestyle with having the ideals of liberalism, fun, and progressive. Also, women had more freedom to do what they please. They could have romantic relations with men in public, drink, and do anything they desire.But, the rural Americans had a feeling that behavior was appalling and inappropriate, toward their traditional beliefs. Vaguely, they responded to the cultural changes of the other side by restoring the Ku Klux Klan in a political recoil. Also, rural Americans lived a life of falling wealth, during the time their counterparts were living a simulating lifestyle. They responded to the situation of their failing wealth, by competing for jobs and trying to maintain a simple lifestyle. Furthermore the Roaring Twenties was a period of drastic social and economic change. Leading America to be divided. The Roaring Twenties was an era that occurred in the 1920s full of new ideas. Unfortunately, the wealth and modern culture associated with the Roaring Twenties did not affect all Americans equally. Urban Americans were able to live an affluent life, due to economic boom.While rural American’s were left behind by the new modernity. But, this boom was not for long as the Great Depression was