When it comes to the 1920s the most important change of the decade is how people spent their money through consumption. Where people valued one another in self-worth based on characteristic and social standings, now most Americans base it on what you have; people bought overpriced items to show self-value. The more you have the better you seem to be. On top of being materialistic, in order to get these things, one must have money. This decade made payment installations a life style, as people made payment plans for items they couldn’t afford such as automobiles and electric appliances, which can be expensive. As more people bought more items that were for conveniences: such as irons, toasters, and sewing machines. This way household task that