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1 Audrey R Steph M 11/4/15 Period 2
New Money vs. Old Money Audrey R Steph M 11/4/15 Period 2

2 The Divide New Money Old Money People who build their own fortune within their own generation. Wealth passed down though family history by generations.

3 Old America Small town, rural, proud of its “simplicity” & “hominess”
Protestant Religion Conservative or reactionary politically Old-fashioned tastes and morals End drinking Supported Prohibition

4 New America Urban Modernist and free thinking in religion
Liberal or radical politically Modernist taste in art For Prohibition Culturally liberal, fun-loving hedonism

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