Argentine society in the early 20th century

In the early 20th century, Argentine society was marked by rapid change due to immigration, industrialization, and political shifts. Many Europeans settled in Argentina, influencing culture and demographics, leading to a diverse society. The economy grew, centered on agriculture, especially beef and grain exports. This period also saw social movements advocating for labor rights and democracy, culminating in political instability and military coups. The tension between traditional agrarian elites and a rising urban working class shaped Argentina’s identity, reflecting both the challenges of modernization and the aspirations for social justice and political representation.