J: Mass production and the assembly line - Innovations in manufacturing, such as the assembly line, revolutionised production processes. This made goods more accessible to the public., A – The First World War begins (1914) - The outbreak of the First World War in Europe led to a global conflict. America was not involved in The First World War at its outbreak., I – America joins the First World War (1917) - America's entry into the war brought about significant economic and social changes, including increased industrial production., E – The 1918 flu pandemic (1918) - A global influenza pandemic caused widespread illness and death, affecting communities and economies worldwide., F – The First World War ends (1918) - The conclusion of the war resulted in a period of adjustment, with returning soldiers and a changing economy., C – The modern city emerges (developing during the early 20th century and accelerating after WWI) - The process of urbanisation speeded up, with cities expanding and modern infrastructure developing. This reflected the era's technological advancements., H – The ‘Roaring Twenties’ begin (1920) - This was a decade characterised by economic prosperity, cultural change, and the emergence of new technologies., B – Women gain the right to vote (1920) - Women in America were given the right to vote. This marked a significant step toward gender equality., G – The coming of new forms of entertainment (1920s) - The popularity of cinema, radio, and jazz music transformed leisure activities and ways in which people expressed themselves., D – The rise of consumerism (1920s) - An increase in the availability of consumer goods and advertising led to a culture of consumerism, influencing lifestyles and values.

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