Question

Historians often cite the 1920s as the first period in American history in which politics were defined by culture wars. Your task is to identify one of these touchstone culture war issues of the 1920s. Then, explain what the issue was about, who were on each side of the issues, and what they believed about the issue.

Answer 1

During the 1920s, American's society and culture change.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the 1920s the culture change was the results of the roaring twenty. During this era, people opposed Prohibition and connected to a new way of dressing and dancing. Youngsters rejected moral standards. Women were challenging the traditional old morals and behaviours that they were allowed to follow in society. Women's fashion became much more daring, with a shorter and lighter dress. The innovations that made the Roaring Twenties in America possible were the automobile, the assembly line, the aeroplane, the radio, instant camera, the washing machine, jukebox, television, refrigerator, and an electric razor.