Roaring Twenties

The Roaring Twenties had the illusion of prosperity for all. This was the result of the new advancements in technology of that time. The economic transformations brought about changes in all aspects of society and seemed push the nation into an age of modernism and prosperity. However, beneath the success that seemed to permeate during the 20’s, immigration, urban growth, and social tensions remained polemic issues. Like any other time of prosperity experienced before, people …showed first 75 words of 685 total…

…showed last 75 words of 685 total…that religion was open to more that one interpretation. Though the case was dismissed, the fundamental! ists were essentially defeated in the case. The “New Era” was a time of modernity and secularism. Such ideals threatened traditional values. Many forces worked to limit the changes that came about. Though there were failures in attempts to prevent modern society from deviating too much from the pat, it was definite that there was social unrest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**