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In the U.S.
#1 after 1990-- modern means essentially contemporary and its definition shifts with time |
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#2 1965 to 1990-- the social movements of the late 60s and/or recent government programs represented the beginning of modern society |
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#3 1945 to 1965-- suburbanization, mass consumption, and the "affluent society" represented the beginning of modern life |
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#4 1920 to 1945-- the completion of urbanization, the radio, the motion picture, mass auto ownership, and transatlantic flight achieved modernity |
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#5 1870 to 1920-- the second industrial revolution with the invention of the light bulb, flight, and the automobile demarcate modernity |
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#6 before 1870-- I seriously think Andrew Johnson was a "modern" president |
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Partisan results
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| Total Voters: 28 |
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Topic: When did the "modern" era begin? (Read 12753 times)
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