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Educationally, the rise of [[Darwinism]] worked against the view of man as being made in the image of man and reduced him to being simply a higher order of primates, with morality having no firm foundation. High schools and places of higher education increasingly became places of rampant STD's,<ref>http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/RevealingStatistics.html#Sec7</ref> inflated grades, and the marginalization of core subjects.<ref>Walter E. Williams, professor of economics at George Mason University: “What Will They Learn For Your $50,000?”</ref>  
 
Educationally, the rise of [[Darwinism]] worked against the view of man as being made in the image of man and reduced him to being simply a higher order of primates, with morality having no firm foundation. High schools and places of higher education increasingly became places of rampant STD's,<ref>http://peacebyjesus.witnesstoday.org/RevealingStatistics.html#Sec7</ref> inflated grades, and the marginalization of core subjects.<ref>Walter E. Williams, professor of economics at George Mason University: “What Will They Learn For Your $50,000?”</ref>  
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Economically, building upon the foundation of the past, post [[World War 1]] capitalism and the ongoing [Industrial revolution]] helped enable more goods and funds for the general public.  
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Economically, building upon the foundation of the past, post [[World War 1]] capitalism and the ongoing [[Industrial revolution]] helped enable more goods and funds for the general public.  
    
Morally, much effort was expended in passing [[Prohibition in the United States]] (1920 to 1933), while during the same period the [[Roaring 20's]] manifested a marked degree of cultural rejection of traditional moral decency. The following [[Great Depression]] (1929-1940's) signaled an end to the economic boon, and post [[Word War Two]] saw the traditional family focused on, as many men and women [[married]] and raised children.  
 
Morally, much effort was expended in passing [[Prohibition in the United States]] (1920 to 1933), while during the same period the [[Roaring 20's]] manifested a marked degree of cultural rejection of traditional moral decency. The following [[Great Depression]] (1929-1940's) signaled an end to the economic boon, and post [[Word War Two]] saw the traditional family focused on, as many men and women [[married]] and raised children.  
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