Radio In The 1920's

The 1920’s would start an epidemic of change. People would begin to feel scared because of all changes especially the revolutionary changes that could very well impact their whole outlook on everyday life. The radio was very well one of those blessed changes. It would receive negative criticism in the beginning as people thought it corrupted the human mind, bringing immoral ideas. But little did they know that the radio would impact future generations and spark innovation once again.
As E.E Free states the question “Is the whole radio excitement to result, then, in nothing but a further debauching [morally corrupting] of the American mind in the direction of still lazier cravings for sensationalism?”(Free 1). This question brought up many other questions like “ What the advantages and disadvantages were on the radio?” And “What this question would resemble in the 21st century?”. The benefits of the radio would make a big impact in the field of National Security and the future of the United States to come.“Originally I had some vague notion of the service the radio would render in times of war, in the matter of expediting [sending] messages, detecting spies, etc.”(Hansen 2). Which would be become true especially in the world of double agents. In World War II there would agents working either for us or for the enemy, if …show more content…
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