The American Dream and the Post War Era

First, "Initial modernist used experiment, freedom, radicalism, and utopianism elements" (modernism). After the war, "Postmodernists opposed many elements of modernism, but instead drew a disillusionment of non-utopian thinking and elements - elements of inhumanization and horrible life" (modernism). Various historical aspects such as publication of scientific theory, technological invention of globalized society, change of Sigmund Freud in the field of psychology, ethics, morality, ideal have influenced the arrival of modernist movements. New concept, and art movement (modernism).

Almost all of war, technology, and president changed in the 1940 's. After the Great Depression of the 1920s, the American dream launched a new direction, celebrating the era of postmodern. The American dream of the 1940s was different from American dreams of the 1940s due to many factors of culture and politics, technology, war, and 20 years of women's rights. It was a very difficult period in the 1920s and 1930s. War, Great Depression, and disease spread throughout the United States.

After the Second World War, the US retreated and had to see his own country. The American dream has recovered with the atrocities of war. In the 1930's, American Dream worked hard, served a family with a male, and was about to get out of recession. In the 1940s after the Second World War, things changed, consumerism and feminism began to play an important role in many other factors. There are many ways to explain American dreams, such as World War II, modernism, new technology, entertainment, and what influences it.

From the Great Gatsby era of the 1920s to the death of the salesman days of the 1940s, the American dream did not change so much. In World War II in 1920, I ended, the United States has reached the era of isolationism, and I am always satisfied to open a large gathering. The economy is booming and people can easily become wealthy. America's dreams of many people at the time were not much different from that of Jay Gatsby. People want what they see and do anything to accomplish this. In the 1940s America was breaking another war, and since the power of the 1950s had not yet arrived, many people struggled. Willy Loman believes that he has the perfect way to achieve American dreams through a good look and does not require smart books. Even today, the same American dream still exists, and a lot of people are involved in the efforts to achieve it.