Which generation am I?

Your generational identity depends on your birth year, as each generation is shaped by distinct cultural and historical events. Here’s a general breakdown:

The Lost Generation (born ~1883-1900)

Experienced World War I, leading to a sense of disillusionment reflected in their literature and art.

The Greatest Generation (born ~1901-1927)

Defined by resilience, having endured the Great Depression and fought in World War II.

The Silent Generation (born ~1928-1945)

Raised in stable yet disciplined times, emphasizing traditional values and civic duty.

Baby Boomers (born ~1946-1964)

Grew up in an era of post-war prosperity, shaping modern consumer culture and economic growth.

Generation X (born ~1965-1980)

Known for independence and adaptability, witnessing the shift from analog to digital technology.

Millennials (born ~1981-1996)

The internet and social media revolution greatly influenced their lives, work, and worldviews.

Generation Z (born ~1997-2013)

The first fully digital-native generation, deeply connected to social change and online communities.

Generation Alpha (born ~2014-2024)

Growing up surrounded by AI, smart devices, and interactive learning experiences.

Generation Beta (born ~2025-2025)

Expected to be shaped by automation, personalized technology, and advancements in AI.