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Loss of Innocence 1880-1914

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American History

 

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October 22, 2011

 

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There is, however, another sense of loss of innocence that arises in many people when the values, mores, even physical qualities of the lives they have inherited and take for granted appear to collapse in a world undergoing change with a rapidity that to many signifies chaos and catastrophe. The thirty-seven years after 1880 produced deep changes in the quality of American life which seriously tested older value systems and behavioural patterns...
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The thirty-seven years after 1880 produced deep changes in the quality of American life which seriously tested older value systems and behavioural patterns. These changes - chiefly associated with industrialization and urbanization - required new disciplines, new goals and a new kind of consciousness from a predominantly rural folk...
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