World War II had an immeasurable affect on the United States; socially, culturally, politically and economically. The post-war era possessed many significant changes in the lives of Americans. Even to this day, it contributes to our daily lives.
             Women played a great role during this era, socially and culturally. Their wartime duty to produce the goods needed for victory was replaced with their postwar obligation to withdraw from the labor force and attend to their homes and subject there husbands to the jobs they were performing. Although, this was a negative anticipation at the time and made women view government cynically, but gave them a chance to prove their worth and rights. Making history and changing every woman after her time. These affects of the war also caused massive migration of families into urban industrial centers. Created tremendous instability in the home life and personal lives, teen dropouts and child deliquesce. The divorce rate also tripled when soldiers came back home (1946).
             Daily habits and even values of ordinary people changed as the economy became more service-oriented and the opportunity to buy a host of new products intensified the growth of culture based consumption. The television itself developed major changes. Money became a much larger force in politics than ever before, because candidates needed to raise huge sums for expensive TV spots. Television was a major component to communication for the Americans.
             In America, many minorities found themselves part of the civil rights movement, African Americans conducted the most dramatic challenge to the status que of the post war era, as they sought to break the chains that had replaced the literal bonds of slavery.
             African Americans played an extraordinary role socially and culturally in the post-war era. It changed many perceptions and aspects of their lives to be. African American soldiers and civilians alike resolved that the return to ...