The social consequences of the post-World War II economic boom included significant shifts in demographics and lifestyle. Prosperity led to the growth of the middle class, increased consumerism, and enhanced standards of living. Suburbanization became prevalent, as families moved away from urban centers seeking larger homes and better living conditions. This period also saw advancements in education, healthcare, and technology, transforming daily life. Socially, it prompted movements for civil rights and gender equality as different groups sought representation. The economic boom significantly reshaped societal structures and cultural norms.