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1920's Culture Wars - Causes and Effects
1920's Culture Wars - Causes and Effects
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New technologies altered lifestyle
redefined culture creates urban/rural cultural gap
Conflict between science and religion
identity based political and social movements
Labor unions are limited and feared, membership declines
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Red Scare and changing views of labor
Traditional role of women conflicts with new norms for women
Labor unions are limited and feared, membership declines
Fear of another war conflicts with America's role in world
More mobility redefined culture creating urban/rural gap
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Science and innovation; modernization
Conflict between science and religion
Civil Rights activism and identity based movements
Labor unions are limited and feared, membership declines,
racial and ethnic identities and conflict over assimilation
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Idealism of the Great War turns to disillusionment
Isolationism conflicts with America's role in the world
Conflict between science and religion
identity based political and social movements
New modern art and architecture conflicts with tradition
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New urban cultural values and artistic expressions
New “modern” art and architecture conflicts with tradition
America’s role in the world to promote democracy, capitalism
businesses approach labor needs differently
Racial and ethnic identities conflict with distinctiveness
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Migration patterns to the United States and within the United States
Racial and ethnic identities and conflict over assimilation
Isolationism conflicts with America’s promotion of democracy
Labor unions are limited and feared, membership declines
Increased communication and entertainment redefined culture
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Racism, White Superiority, Social Darwinism
Conflict between science and religion
Civil Rights activism and identity based movements
Businesses approach labor needs differently
New “modern” art and architecture conflicts with tradition