American society during the early 20th century

In the early 20th century, American society underwent significant changes marked by rapid industrialization, urbanization, and immigration. Many people moved from rural areas to cities for factory jobs. This period saw the rise of the labor movement, women’s suffrage, and civil rights initiatives. Cultural advancements included the Harlem Renaissance and the spread of new technologies like the automobile and radio. The U.S. also grappled with challenges such as economic inequality and social unrest, culminating in events like the Great Depression. Overall, this era laid the foundations for modern America, shaping its diverse social fabric and economic landscape.