What resulted in Americas desire for normalcy after World War 1?

After World War I, America’s desire for normalcy stemmed from a collective yearning for stability and a return to pre-war life, following the upheaval and sacrifices of the conflict. The economic boom and social changes during the war led to inflation and labor strikes, creating uncertainty. Additionally, the disillusionment with international involvement and the desire to focus on domestic issues fueled a push for a more isolationist stance. This desire was encapsulated in the 1920 presidential campaign of Warren G. Harding, who famously promised a "return to normalcy."