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.
Answer: The invasion of Spain by Napoleon
Explanation:
Answering the question by the user in the first comment.
As was the case in most of their colonies, the Europeans practised classism in Latin America and perpetuated a social order where various classes of people were placed in positions on a social hierarchy based on race.
A lot of people resented this and began to spread revolutionary ideas around the continent but could take no real action as they would be repressed by the Spanish army.
This changed in 1808 when Napoleon invaded Spain. To the Latin American revolutionaries, this showed that Spain had become weak and so they took advantage of the situation and launched widespread rebellion against their Spanish rulers.
The Industrial Revolution was a time of drastic change, for both the better and worse. Changes like factories, steam power, and more people flocking to the city generally improved life. However, these changes also meant that working conditions declined, and massive increases in pollution and disease.
Anti- Federalists were against it because they felt it took away the rights of the citizen so the Bill of Rights was added to appease them
To try and cut off their supply lines that were coming in from other countries
