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Generation X (1965-1979): Characterized by a decline in birth rates due to evolving gender norms, urbanization, and economic challenges. This cohort is often seen as the smallest generation in U.S. history until recent years.
Millennials (1980-1999): Known for their digital upbringing, this group is marked by the shift from analog to digital technologies in daily life.
Generation Z (2000-present): The newest generation, reportedly more influenced by rapid technological advancements than previous cohorts.
While demographic labeling is relatively structured in the United States, Zion cautions against the blanket application of these categories to other countries.