Analyze how economic prosperity after World War II affected life in the United States, with a focus on economic, social and cultural effects and how these differed by social class

The economic prosperity after World War II caused an impact in the United States because it was a golden age of prosperity in the life of citizens. The economic effects achieved were the development of industries, GDP growth, and productivity. The middle class grew and social growth was distributed evenly among social classes. There was a great increase in fertility and the demand for housing, labor, and academic situation. In the cultural part, the arts and cultures of the inhabitants are consolidated and the period of prosperity is established, which encompasses all the factors of the economic and social wellness of the nation.