<span>The writers of the “The Lost Generation” felt that the America they knew was gone and could not be remedied. They criticized the American life after the exposition to the European culture, and the illusion of wealth and power spreading across the U.S. after the war, which were actually hiding the social problems such as alcohol and drug abuse, loss of values, and confusion gained from the total changes of the new century. <span>
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The development of a farming culture among pre-Columbian Native American Indians helped ensure a more stable food supply.
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The lure of profit pushed explorers to seek new trade routes to the Spice Islands and eliminate Muslim middlemen. ... Trade for luxuries such as spices and silk inspired European explorers to seek new routes to Asia
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