It seemed to the generations of Bri

It seemed to the generations of Britons alive before the Second World War that their way of life would last for many years to come. However, the war caused a revolution in British life that completely changed the status quo. What had been a fairly uniform society up to that point, with people sharing many basic beliefs and values, underwent radical changes after the war. The trend was away from fixed social roles and towards a more dynamic society. Britain began to evolve into its present form and many ideas that are accepted today, such as a large amount of freedom for teenagers, were at the time novel and exciting. New and innovate music and fashion had a great influence on young people and the whole of Britain became less conservative.

Kết quả (Klingon) 1:

law' 'oH briton alive pa' cha'DIch qo' veSvo' vaj taHqu' QuchmoH law' DIS Ha' bovvam. 'ach british yIn 'e' wabmeyvetlh Dotlh quo choH Daw' luH veS. radical choH underwent DujlIj fairly HIp nugh, Sovbe'bogh rur lang, ghaH nuv law' basic beliefs 'ej lo'laHghach, SoH qaSpu'DI' veS. trend away from tI' social roles 'ej towards nugh vI'Iprup dynamic. evolve vaj SaH chenmoH law' cha'be'mo' laj DaHjaj, 'ej wIqelchugh yIteb amount teenagers, tlhab DeSDu' poH novel 'ej SeymoH tagh britain. chu' 'ej innovate QoQ Dun moH QupwI'pu' ghaj neH 'ej britain naQ moj qup conservative.