1. Ben Gunning
George Reynolds

2.  During the 1920s, the younger generation
rejected the values and moral code of its
elders, and because the establishment of
substitute values takes time, this was a decade
without manners, morals, or happiness.

3.  Because the younger generation had
overthrown the previous moral code and
couldn’t easily replace it with new manners
and morals, it became obsessed with the
pursuit of short-lived pleasure to fill the gap
that the revolution had created, leaving people
unhappy and seeing life as meaningless.

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