How was the nation forced to fully embrace the 20th century

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Historians have argued that the year 1919 was one of unprecedented turmoil and upheaval, both internationally and domestically in the United States. In your essay, discuss why some historians have seen 1919 as the moment in which the United States was domestically and internationally transformed. How was the nation forced to fully embrace the 20th century?

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