What relationship existed between religion and the rise of conservative culture in the postwar era? christian faith was promoted and viewed as a defense against communism. traditional church music was an inspiration to musical and artistic expression. adherence to faith trended downward as consumerism spread to all classes. suburbs were often built with churches and thus attracted only certain residents.

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Noah Roman

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31 December, 23:51

What relationship existed between religion and the rise of conservative culture in the postwar era? christian faith was promoted and viewed as a defense against communism. traditional church music was an inspiration to musical and artistic expression. adherence to faith trended downward as consumerism spread to all classes. suburbs were often built with churches and thus attracted only certain residents.

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The correct answer is christian faith was promoted and viewed as a defense against communism

The communist regime was criticized because it was a publicly atheist country and numerous Americans believed that they strayed away from God and are evil because of this. This is the reason for example why dollars have "in god we trust" written on them. It was added during the cold war to promote the idea that they are against communism.