Three Days that Changed America

America wentthrough events in the political, economic andsocial areas between World

WarOne andWorld War Two thatwouldtransform the face ofthe country everand

continuously. Each particular era, that is World War 1, The Great Depression, the Roaring

Twenties, the NewDealandWorld War 2 amongst others had discrete anddistinct issuesthat

caused transformations in relation to gender, class, domestic, and transnational affairs. Even

though a lot of these events were only effective for the time being, others still display a strong

influence at the moment. Events like atomic bomb dropping, movements such as woman

suffrage, and socialeras like the HarlemRenaissance stillplay an extremely crucialandcritical

role in the lives of United States of America citizens (Chay, 2012).

However, World War One laid the basis for the political and economic crisis, which was

in a little while to follow. Equally, beforethe endofthe war, associates claimedrecompenses

from Germany, whose economy was damaged. After assembling with the Big Four, Wilson

gradually started to agree with the thought of recompenses. Once it was implemented, the banks

of the United States of America were now starting to make profit from loaning to both Germany

and the associates (Chay, 2012). Moreover, Germany had to pay back America for recompenses

which fixed infrastructure in their country as well as France and Great Britain whose

infrastructure was destroyedincluding all the weapons they hadpurchased for the war.

The Great Migration Begins (1915)

The relocation of approximately six million black African Americans in other words, The

Great Migration from the rural South to the urban, industrial North back in the year 1914 to 1970

was amongst the most momentous demographic events ever in the twentieth century, and had a