What political influence shaped the society of the 1920?

The 1920s, often referred to as the "Roaring Twenties," were significantly shaped by the political influence of the post-World War I era and the subsequent economic boom in the United States. The shift toward a more conservative, pro-business government under President Warren G. Harding emphasized deregulation and isolationism, reflecting a desire to return to normalcy. This political climate fostered social changes, including the rise of consumer culture, the Jazz Age, and movements for women's rights, such as the suffrage movement culminating in the 19th Amendment. Additionally, Prohibition, enacted through the 18th Amendment, led to significant social upheaval and the rise of organized crime, further altering societal norms.