The 1920s weren't more socially conservative than the 1900s.I'd guess not. Wars have usually generated a period of social conservatism after them.
The 1920s weren't more socially conservative than the 1900s.I'd guess not. Wars have usually generated a period of social conservatism after them.
At least in the US, the 20's saw the KKK become the largest it had ever been in the US, numbering in the millions.The 1920s weren't more socially conservative than the 1900s.
Racism was quite the progressive cause back in the day. It was the cosmopolitan liberal Woodrow Wilson who reimposed segregation in the federal government.At least in the US, the 20's saw the KKK become the largest it had ever been in the US, numbering in the millions.
Don't see why it wouldn't or couldn't, but its origins would be different. The World Cup and the Olympics were already a thing before WWI and international competitions of the kind were all the rage both prior to WWI and during the interwar period (where they really took a nationalist bent).Would Eurovision or Something similar would still exist?
This is true, though it would still be a powerhouse. American films were already dominating European markets pre-WWI, with France and Italy being the two big exceptions. It is likely they will remain so in TTL dominating in their home markets and giving Hollywood fair competition in the rest of European markets and their language spheres.Well, for starters, Hollywood wouldn't be considered the "Mecca of the Movies" and its influence wouldn't be as big as it is today. The World Wars basically killed the cinema industry in Europe and it never really recovered after that. Without them, Pop Culture wouldn't be so Hollywood-centric.
Monotheistic absurdism probably survives. Nihilism was already around, but Nietzsche is probably not as influential.What will happen to Nihilism, Absurdism, Existentialism and any things like it’s in This No World Wars World?
There might be several Hollywoods around the world. Germany would still be one of the leading film producers in Europe.This is true, though it would still be a powerhouse. American films were already dominating European markets pre-WWI, with France and Italy being the two big exceptions. It is likely they will remain so in TTL dominating in their home markets and giving Hollywood fair competition in the rest of European markets and their language spheres.
Probably the Same as in our OTLWhat would the alternate history genre be like?
Plus they’ll probably be more focus on European customs/foods more than any cuisine from Latin America, East Asia and Middle Eastern foods being never rise up in Western World.Consider without the exposure to European culture in the United States during the World Wars, American cuisine and fast food were pretty terrible. Consider that Jello casseroles would be considered the norm into the 1980s, with the military intervention in Central and South America, introducing Mexican food to most of America.
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Consider how Australia and New Zealand up until the late 1970s, enforced a "White Australia " policy, which was as racist as it sounds. As a result, consider that Italian and Greek food was considered exotic, with the majority eating diets to the British Isles (e.g. marmite, vegemite).Plus they’ll probably be more focus on European customs/foods more than any cuisine from Latin America, East Asia and Middle Eastern foods being never rise up in Western World.
Plus the whole 1965 Immigrant act one never be passed in this world making it more European centric that no other race will be allowed on the US besides Europeans. Plus without the World wars, Germans cuisine and cultures will definitely replaced Spanish/ Hispanic language and cultures being the Second speaking besides English being the most common in U.S and maybe even German holidays will probably more important and relevant in TL US than OTL US.
Those will be European cuisines in TL US than the Multicultural US cuisine
Plus with no World Wars and Famines happened to Greece and Italy. The population that won't be descended of the people who died OTL will be enormous likely immigrating to the United States, Italian colonies and yes even the two Anitpode.Consider how Australia and New Zealand up until the late 1970s, enforced a "White Australia " policy, which was as racist as it sounds. As a result, consider that Italian and Greek food was considered exotic, with the majority eating diets to the British Isles (e.g. marmite, vegemite).