How did Americans differ on major social and cultural issues in the 1920’s

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finlep [7]3 years ago

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Americans differ on major social and cultural issues in the 1920’s as the economical prosperity gave rise to a more modernist and urban culture which was antonym to the traditional culture.

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1920s was a period of technological advancement and economical boom. The society transformed from a traditional society to a modern society with urban characteristics. It is rightly regarded as the "golden period" in American History as people used technology extensively in their daily lives to make their lives easier and merrier.

The invention of automobiles and other home appliances like toaster, washing machine etc made daily chorus easier.

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