In the context of the 1920s, 'Modernists' were most likely to be found in which demographic?
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Correct answer: Urban centers and northern academic institutions
Modernism was largely an urban and middle-class movement. It reflected the values of an increasingly educated population that felt religious faith should adapt to the findings of modern science and psychology.
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