American Children Have Changed: Teaching Traditional Values to Modern Kids

American Children Have Changed: Teaching Traditional Values to Modern Kids
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Life for an average American child in the 1930s and 40s was radically different from life for an average American child today. In the past, the country’s foundational philosophy, the United States Constitution, was revered on home turf, and American moral values were respected the world over.

While parents in the past might not have gifted their children with the latest gadgets, they were certainly able to instill respect and traditional values in their kids.