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Post WWI, Great Depression and New Deal
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The post war economic boom led to a new lifestyle in America. The Twenties were roaring with a new culture. Americans were producing at record rates, during a new prosperity which ultimately led to the fall of the stock market and Great Depression. Various approached were taken to deal with the economic hardships of the depression. Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal program would make the largest impact with it's expansive programs, many of them still in place to help Americans today! 
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