Social Changes in the 20th Century

In the 1920s, consumerism focused on Western countries, especially the United States. Household appliances and cars became prominent, preventing isolation. Entertainment industry including movie industry and art industry. The film industry is a way of expressing art, but art deviates from tradition. In addition, the building expands to include metal and concrete

The postwar Western society was characterized by the destruction caused by World War I and the general suspicion caused by the destruction caused by the Great Depression. The working class and the middle class face unemployment and low GDP per capita. Anti-Western sentiment is increasing in Japan, as depression has a serious effect

In western countries, welfare states that provide benefits to medical expenses and old-age pensions are beginning to become ubiquitous. For example, under the guidance of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the United States pushed government expenditure to new heights, resolved the economic stagnation of the economic downturn, and formulated a new policy to provide social security programs.

- Women's rights as a religion of the state strongly influenced by the American and resembling Western philosophy and abolition of Shinto

- Protestantism began to appear at the end of the 20th century, weakening the power and conspicuity of Roman-Catholicism

- World cultures are dominated by Western trends and are dissatisfied with East Asia and Islamic culture

National pride such as the Olympic Games and the World Cup is widely proven in international sports competitions.

Events and changes in society in the 20th century changed the fate of Greek folk songs. As the trend of urban life increased after World War I, popular musicians began to gather in Athens. When commercialized folk songs arrive at a distant village, the tradition of music stored in a village that hardly contacts the outside world has become opposite. Some of the most famous photos taken in Greece are as follows. Dolphin Boy, Sophia Roland starring; Navarone gun with Gregory Peck and Anthony Quinn (1961), unprecedented in Melina Merkouri (1960); 1964) Greek Zorba, James Bond series movies only your eyes, Roger Moore starred 007 Spy (1981), Summer Lovers (1982), Captain Corelli's mandolin, Nicolas Cage and Penelope Cruz (2001); Lara Croft Tomb Raider: starring critic of life, Angelina Naori (2003); , Legendary musical starring Meryl Streep,

Critics often observe that the pace of social change in the 20th century is accelerating. The process of industrialization, demographic change, and artificial environmental change occurred earlier than the beginning at the end of the century. There are many proverbs about accelerating social change, but few studies have tried to explain it. This paper attempts this by quantitatively analyzing the declining rate of the birthrate over the past two centuries. It outlines two possible explanations for acceleration: a social integration paper that emphasizes our growing interconnectivity; and an accelerated process to the elite of the poor countries that wants to be a richer country Cause "effect effect". "Catch up" political efforts. Empirical analysis of declining fertility supports both interpretations