During the Presidential election of 1920, the campaign slogan of Warren G. Harding is known as the Return to normalcy. The main idea of this slogan was a return to the old living standards or to the one that existed before the First World War.
Following the end of the First World War, some of the industries such as the meatpacking and the steel industries were going through strikes and riots in various cities led to political unrest in the United States.
This was the time when the economy was in recession. So after winning the election of 1920, he helped the industries to grow by giving them funds.
Help American Industries Glow By limiting government expansion, Harding helped create the economic dynamic that led to the roaring 20s, a brisk period of economic growth.
<span>Sir Thomas More was the humanist that wrote a book about his vision of an ideal society and that imagined a peaceful society without private property.</span>
