What was the role of religion in post-World War II American society?

Post-World War II in the 1950's feelings of trepidation of the virus war were on the

ascent, there was a time of increased birth rates, and the unexpected change of moving to

suburbia drove Americans to go to religion. There was such a lot of progress occurring on the

double individuals wanted to go to God. During this time-frame is when "In God We Trust"

was added to the entirety of the United States money and "under God" was added to the vow.

What made this strict recovery not the same as others was the minority gatherings, the

Catholics and the Jews. The Jews needed assurance by being firm in the partition of chapel

and state and the Catholics got government financing for parochial schools. As Catholics and

Jews were procuring remittance for their public presentation of religion, they extended the

extent of American strict life (Schultz, 2018 p.489). Americans went to whatever their type of

religion was a result of all the previous occasions and now the start of the virus war. As th