Intolerance in American Society

Intolerance in American Society In the 1920s America, culture, religion, ethnic background, skin color of other people was not a big problem. Of course, this is an era of economic prosperity that will help make America a rich and prosperous country. This economic boom has made the United States a very attractive place for immigrants. This means large immigrants. People from all over the world, especially Eastern European people gather in the cities and make a living.

(C) How attractive was the comfort of American society in the 1920s? Please explain your answer. A level 1 general response that level 0 does not provide evidence or response does not solve the problem lacks certain background knowledge such as 'Americans are not very tolerant'. "The attitude towards immigrants and immigrants is severe." "Ku Klux Klan discriminates against black Americans." "The trial of Sacco and Fanzzetti shows the hatred towards foreigners." " "The women have greater freedom." "Attitudes towards sex and contraception are changing" "Women's lives have changed" and intolerance and tolerance Interpretation. In some women, the traditional restrictive role has changed. Women are wearing more bold clothes. Or

In today's society, intolerance does not actually occur in such extreme circumstances. In the 1940's, this intolerance took place in Germany. If a person is not a Jew, or gypsy, or "pure German," they are arrested and sent to concentration camps for hunger, forced labor, torture or poisoning. Jews were forced to wear stars of David or "J" to show their religious background. In The Chrysalids, the Waknuks community does not know anything about other 'groups' living elsewhere on their land. And these groups show ignorance. Because Waknuk society believes that these groups are different from them, they do not agree with these differences. Ironically, another group is to speak in exactly the same way about the people of Waknuk. Other "groups" coming from other places think Waknuk's society is strange and strange.