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CATEGORIES:Education, New Jersey
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SUMMARY:An Unintentional Consequence of WWI: American Religious Pluralism and Jewish Experience 
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DESCRIPTION:<p>The American government entered World War I confident in the knowledge t
 hat the United States was a predominantly Protestant country, albeit one wh
 ich extended religious tolerance to other faiths. By the end of the war, ho
 wever, the US military and War Department increasingly depicted Judaism and
  Catholicism as equal partners to Protestantism in the “three faiths of Ame
 rican democracy.” WWI marked a period of critical, although not always inte
 ntional, transformations in the ways that American religion was defined and
  supported by the policies and practices of the government. This talk will 
 explore how these changes came about – who advocated for them? who resisted
  them? and how was it that Americans gradual began to think of themselves a
 s part of a “Judeo-Christian” country that included Protestants, Catholics,
  and Jews?</p>
CONTACT:Pamela Brooks, (908) 322-5007; pbrooks@scotlib.org 
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