The Roaring 1920's were characterized by A improved government services B hard times for businesses C the growth of consumer spending D unchecked immigration into the US

The Roaring 1920's was a period of social and political change characterized by the growth of consumer spending (option "C" is the correct one).

From 1920 to 1029, many Americans began to form part of the consumer society which led to the nation economic growth. Besides, new freedoms in social, economic and cultural aspects of life shaped the Western society. For example: more Americans left the farms and moved to the cities, workers were able to afford and purchase goods (such as motor cars and radios), all women were given the right to vote, African-Americans migrated from the south to north in order to escape from segregation and racism, divorced was made easier, flappers and speakeasies became popular, alcohol prohibition started to be outlawed with the growth of criminal bootlegging.