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How does ideology shape social political and economic change in American society in the 20th century?
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Ideologies are a modern phenomenon, related to the political and economic ... The most ardent adherents of conservatism are likely to be the privileged groups in society. ... This does not mean that all members of a privileged group were ... 20th century wars, which were the greatest engines of rapid change in the century.
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