How did the 1950s compare to the 30s and 40s socially speaking?

[Trimac20]

^ One thing you'll notice about Australia. Although not a very religious country now, is the abundance of churches. There are many churches of all types. The thing is, older churches tend to be attended more by old people. The young people tend to be attracted to vibrant, active churches. Older people born prior to 1940 or so seem decidedly more religious here.

[DewDropInn]

Originally Posted by Trimac20

The great fish is all knowing and all wise! He swimmeth the seas of the world, propelled by the current of time.

You might want to swim away from the waters of over-generalizations and stereotypes before the undertow pulls you out to sea.

[Amercity]

50's- Prosperity, Wealth rising, Conversativsm, Ideas of Isolation appear( the invetion of the suburb),

30's and 40's- Hard working, Thousands flock to city, Conservatism

[Trimac20]

Originally Posted by DewDropInn

You might want to swim away from the waters of over-generalizations and stereotypes before the undertow pulls you out to sea.

I attribute that to reading what others post on CD. They're a bad influence on me.

But sometimes you can't avoid generalizations. They're kinda like the x and y in algebra equations.

[belmont22]

It's probably just a case of the past blending together, but to me anything from the 1930s through the mid 1960s has a similar old fashioned vibe to it. I wonder if in the future people will think today seems similar to the 1980s or something.