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the 20s really marked the beginning of people turning away from traditional values, something the USA tried to go back to in the 50s before all fell apart in the 60s…and we’ve just gone downhill from there🤷🏻♀️
Better in some ways, a whole lot worse in others.
Sorry. I don’t have any recommendations. I’m terrible when it comes to researching things myself. I could maybe ask my dad. He’s big into history.
Oooh, history? I love history, but unfortunately for you, most of my research has been 1700’s/1800’s. I can see if I have any articles or websites bookmarked that might have information for you, though.
"Real love is for your good, not for your comfort." -Justin Whitmel Earley
Yeah sorry, I don’t have anything.
"Real love is for your good, not for your comfort." -Justin Whitmel Earley
That’s a crazy fun hobby! 🥰 I’m glad it brings so much joy to you.
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Thank you for all the help! I have a thesis now, and I have an abstract idea proposal this next week. I’m glad I’m choosing a historical topic instead of something else, because I felt really pressured to do something psychological or theological, and I’ve been ignoring my interest in the Roaring 20s. I’m definitely going to use part of the thesis on the popularity of the radio at that time.
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