How did life change in world war 1?

Answer 1

After World War One Americans became more open to breaking tradition. Artists, Writers, Musicians, and Architects started to come out of the box and explore their own ideas instead of what they had always been told. Writer's such as Hemingway became more daring in their literary works, and Art became more abstract. Women were not an exception to this rule. Women fought for their rights, and took on a new look and created the Flapper Age. Women cut their hair short and portrayed a look that resembled a fun loving little boy. Technology also sky rocketed. Refrigerators and Packaged food became very popular, and because of these new inventions (amoung many others) people had more "lesiure" time, and therefore went to the movies and went out dancing more often. This period in time is also knows as the "Golden Age of Jazz". Swing dancing was popular in the "Flapper Age", as well as the Fox Trot. Both of these dances orgiginated from Jazz. The time period after WWI, whatever you decide to call it, was a growing period for the Uninted States of America