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    The Impact of C.S. Lewis on American culture. “True humility is not thinking less of yourself‚ it’s thinking of yourself less” (C.S. Lewis) Clive Staples Lewis was a great writer who impacted many lives by his books. Lewis lived from 1898 to 1963 in Oxford. (Hamilton 2003) In his time he influenced many people to convert their religion‚ change their lives around and to simply pick up a book and read it for fun. In the time of Clive Staples life‚ he won many different awards‚ including the Carnegie

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    an influx of leisure and individuality freedom ran rampant. Enjoying the fruits of their labor‚ Americans spent more on recreational activities like the theater‚ arts and especially on the golden screen cinema. The rise of entertainment innovation and technology paved the way for the American film industry. As Hollywood influence proliferated on the global cinematic marketplace; conservative Americans feared the moral implications that movies would inflict on the younger generation. The primary source

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    In the 1920s‚ many American businesses were doing brilliant. The banks had millions of dollars and people felt they had so much money that no one was poor or homeless. People thought that they could get rich quickly and that America would be able to get rid of poverty. Many people thought that nothing could possibly go wrong. Well‚ in October 1929‚ the Stock Market Crash occurred. Many wonder what it was like before the crash‚ the effects of the crash‚ and what caused the crash. It was a difficult

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    power treaties they had. While all this was happening‚ the American Congress passed laws to keep America out of any conflicts over seas. These acts were the Neutrality Acts of 1935‚ 1936‚ and 1937. These efforts were made to keep America isolated‚ and we remained so until the surprise Pearl Harbor attacks by Japan in 1941. In conclusion‚ America adopted an isolationist policy in the 1920s and 1930s for many reasons. The American people did not want to get caught up in any foreign affairs and focus

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    Was the main reason that US prospered in America the developments in the automobile industry? In the 1920s‚ America became the wealthiest country in the world with no obvious rival. Yet by 1930 she had hit a depression that was to have world-wide consequences. But in the good times everybody seemed to have a reasonably well paid job and everybody seemed to have a lot of spare cash to spend.  One reason for the economic boom was High Purchase which is where you make a deposit on a item and then

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    The 1960’s was a critical time in the adolescence of the United States. Its history of racism and chauvinism had finally caught up to it‚ forcing these issues to the forefront. With feminism and civil rights having their own movements‚ it was only a matter of time before someone had to make up their mind about what side they were on. The people who felt the most this burden of choice were women. If a woman were African American‚ she would have to choose to fight either for women or

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    person thinks of the 1920s‚ they probably think of the glitz and glamour of a candle lit jazz club with women dressed to the nines in flapper attire. This was just a small part of the 20s‚ the decade saw many social and political changes that shaped the culture that is seen today. The 1920s saw the Volstead Act take effect leading to a large black market that was controlled by mobsters. As well as the right for women to vote. This decade also saw the beginning of a mass culture with consumers vying

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    accents‚ to food‚ to history and culture‚ no one place defines what America is as a country‚ but all combine to provide the sense of one American identity. American writers from the 19th century express this sense of regionalism‚ so this sense of the country’s identity is defined via the regions that make up the entirety.

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    The 1920s were the first decade to almost completely resemble the modern consumer market. Invention and industry were both growing at an unprecedented amount. A lot of this was credited to the the automobile being mass-produced‚ and sold to almost every American who could afford one. This not only shaped the economy of the 1920s‚ but it also changed the culture of Americans in general. For example‚ Americans are going to go “car crazy.” Furthermore‚ the invention of the automobile completely changed

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    How Did Life Change in the 1920s in Western Countries After World War I (The Great War) the 1920s was a decade of dramatic changes and modifications to society all raised from the idea to just have fun. Known as the “Roaring 20’s” the society of the Western Countries made significant changes to their lifestyle with hugely impacted civilians. Such changes included more money and more leisure time to family’s‚ the entertainment industry boomed‚ jazz became a much more popular genre of music and

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