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Pag. 206 of 368 This generation is often characterized as having experienced social and economic turmoil that shaped their values and worldview. Some of the characteristics that are often attributed to them: • A belief in the American Dream: Despite facing significant challenges and hardships, many members of the Greatest Generation believed in the promise of the American Dream and worked hard to achieve it. • A sense of community and responsibility: This generation lived through World War II, and many of its members served in the military or supported the war effort in other ways. As a result, they often had a strong sense of community and responsibility to their country. • Respect for authority: This generation grew up when respect for authority was highly valued. Many of the Greatest Generation members carried this value throughout their lives. Silent Generation: Born 1925-1945. The following core values shaped their characteristic behavior: • A desire for stability: The silent generation experienced significant historical events, including World War II and the Korean War, and as a result, many members of this generation valued stability and security. • Respect for authority: This generation also came of age when respect for authority was highly valued, and many members of the Silent Generation carried this value with them throughout their lives. • Loyalty to their employer: The silent generation was known for being loyal to their employers and often worked for the same company for many years. Baby Boomers: Born 1946-1964. Some of the characteristics that are often attributed to the Baby Boomer generation include: A desire for change and progress: Baby Boomers were known for their willingness to bring about social change and progress.