1. PART A: How does the idea of different generations
interact with the theory of the four "Turnings" within
the text?
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By studying past generations, we can predict how
future generations will act
The difference between generations can help
explain why people from different age groups
generally do not see eye-to-eye
While each generation faces its own issues,
historical evidence suggests that there may be a
pattern of different reactions, or "Turnings," that
take place within different generations
Each generation faces its own trials, but some
generations thrive from hardship while others
suffer
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