If the Lost Generation you mean is the poem of Jonathan Reed. It means that we can reverse our future into something better or worse than we ever imagine. We can be a part of change in either for the betterment or destruction and it's up to us to choose. In the poem it is stated the way we live our lives whether we choose to be part of the lost generation or be part of the betterment and the hope for the future.
If it is Lost Generation that is described to young men who fought in world war one. It means that after the war these young men become directionless and disoriented. It may also means the men who died fighting in world war one.
I'm not sure what specifically you're referring to when talking about what changed in 1926 so here's a resource for you that has a bit of information about what was going on in 1926.
http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1926.html
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In Buddhist records, Amrapali is noted as having had the opportunity to serve food to the Buddha during his last visit to Vaishali, shortly before his death. Amrapali attended his sermon at a nearby grove and was so deeply moved by it that she invited him for a meal at her quarters.
I am gonna give the answer is simple words. Trusts and monoplies were considered a crime according to the Sherman Act.
The Compromise of 1850 defused a four-year political confrontation between slave<span> and free states on the status of </span>territories acquired<span> during the </span>Mexican <span>American War.</span>