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The 1920s brought big changes to the American way of life. Women were living less restricted lives. Radio and television transformed how Americans spent their free time. A new wave of immigration brought in large numbers of immigrants from Eastern Europe and Latin America, and many African Americans were moving north, bringing with them a new sense of pride in their race. However, many white people were not comfortable with these changes. and the Klu Klux Klan saw a dramatic rise in popularity during this time.
