Religious fundamentalism and cultural conflict in the 1920s.

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Religious fundamentalism and cultural conflict in the 1920s

Resistance to modernity and change Yet another pattern in American history: change is always greeted by hostility and opposition. The 20s were “the birth of modern America;” “The Roaring 20s” Rapid changes in society: movies, celebrities, new technology, new fashion, jazz, immigration, etc. -> Prohibition, immigration restriction, nativism, KKK, and the revival of religious fundamentalism Yet another pattern in American history: change is always greeted by hostility and opposition. The 20s were “the birth of modern America;” “The Roaring 20s” Rapid changes in society: movies, celebrities, new technology, new fashion, jazz, immigration, etc. -> Prohibition, immigration restriction, nativism, KKK, and the revival of religious fundamentalism

Definitions Catholicism: Roman Catholic Church Protestantism: Christian churches that broke away in the Protestant Reformation, 1517 Fundamentalism: the interpretation of every word in the sacred texts as literal truth Evangelism: zealous preaching and advocacy of the religion Catholicism: Roman Catholic Church Protestantism: Christian churches that broke away in the Protestant Reformation, 1517 Fundamentalism: the interpretation of every word in the sacred texts as literal truth Evangelism: zealous preaching and advocacy of the religion

The challenge facing Protestant Christianity in the 1920s

Urban Modernists

Rural Fundamentalists

Evangelical preachers The “rock stars” of the 1920s

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