The new mortalility of the 1920's placed a high value on??? a.work b.religion c.personal freedom d.wealth?
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C. personal freedom. People, especially women felt very liberated after the end of the Edwardian era. Short skirts, short hair, they could smoke in public, drink, and vote. All these things were unheard of before the 1920's.
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Most of them were both...the 40's we were still recovering from the stock market crash of 1930 something...but then again, we were in a pre war manufacturing craze. Mass production was at its highest around the 40's.
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The only true value to life is what you value as important and the value you put into it. If you value money then you will need to be rich in money to value life. If you value family then you may need a lot of relatives and close friends in your life to find it valuable. You may value helping people so you volunteer for Peace Corp. The point is is for you to find out what makes you happy and live that life.
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I'd go for Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1920
810704
In 1900s people may have sence the importantce of humen right .but still they seems doesn't wanna take the duty after their right have achieved .In 20 years time , the cival right has being pushed even today!
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Sometime in the 20th century
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So many things happened in the 20th century!\n\nTechnology boomed: If you don't have a cell phone, TV, or computer, you're seen as primitive.\n\nCivil Rights were established:  Women are much more independent now and have more freedoms.  Same with minority groups.\n\nGo with history.  Whatever historical event was important, there are social changes to follow.
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I know I'M approaching a great depression! lol  But seriously, you're right. Something's got to change. If not, a lot of people will suffer. Some people believe that eventually, things will just slow down, more people will quit going places, unless they need to, more people will ride motorcycles or bikes (or horses), etc..\nThe problem with this is, prices may go up even more, for the people upstairs to try to continue the lifestyle they're accustomed to, to make up for the amount of money they used to bring in. Pretty bleak.
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Well ok to answer your precise question, the most good would have to be in the areas of eliminating corruption and the progression of women... women gained the right to vote during this period.\n\nNow with that said, I have some arguments with the progressive era that I won't spend 4 hours writing about but suffice to say, I am of the opinion, some of the progressive movements changes caused the Great Depression less than 10 years later.
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What is old to you is not to them. Some of it is priceless.\nWhen you get older you begin to value certain things more than when your young.
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Freedom is the only value I have, understand and will protect at any cost. I feel u share similar points of view to a life.\nThere is a freedom! Even a prisoner has got one if he wants to, your mind is free and one can stop u thinking until u're dead.
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CAPITALISM!\n\n\nSeriously... How could you live in country that has \n"In god we trust" on its MONEY??????
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Positing something different from the thinking that prevailed at the time.\n\nDo your own thinking for your homework.
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Nothing, people put too much emphasis on money. It gives them an excuse to accept their life isn't perfect.
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sports thrived in the 20's. Boxing was big and Baseball was big. I believe thats why they called that decade the ragin twenties
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our society values money too much.\nwe care more about $20 then an hour of good care for our children.\nperson A is a better person, but he needs to care about himself as well as others.
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Before the baby boomers came along, "Middle Class Values" principally revolved around the idea that if you were the head of a household you would work your tail off, save money, and give your kids every chance at success so that THEY could have better lives than you did.\n\nThe baby boom generation turned this on its head - they've worshipped the god of instant self-gratification above all else for so long that they can't even see that their efforts to get Hunter and Madison into the best possible school (on any scholarship they can cheat their way into, so they don't have to borrow too much more against their McMansion) are all about using their children to prove to their friends and neighbors how superior THEY are.  \n\nThis is the generation that has engaged in the greatest transfer of wealth from future generations (seen the Federal debt lately?  Who's gonna pay interest on THAT, I wonder?) in order to have everything for themselves, never caring a rat's a*s*s about anyone else.\n\nThat's middle class values today, folks: "I, me, mine."