During WWII many different minority groups experienced major changes in their way of life. Women experienced a major changes in their role in society during the war. One of the greatest changes that happened to the United States was that the war lead to most women serving in some sort of …show more content…
By the turn of the century, a new system of segregation and disenfranchisement was merging in the South, with the acceptance of the rest of the nation. Not only had the changing in the condition of blacks but also the shifting sources of immigration urged a growing occupation of the nation. The European nation was badly demolished by the war, and their people became very exhausted. The immigration law in 1924, which banned all immigration from Asia, reflected the renewed identification of nationalism, American freedom, and notions of Anglo-Saxon