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American People, Brief Edition, The: Creating a Nation and a Society, Volume II (Chapters 17-31)
by Nash, Gary B.; Jeffrey, Julie Roy; Howe, John R.; Frederick, Peter J.; Davis, Allen F.; Winkler, Allan M.Edition:
4th
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9780321094308
ISBN10:
0321094301
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Pub. Date:
1/1/2003
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Longman
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Table of Contents
IV. AN INDUSTRIALIZING PEOPLE, 1865-1900.
17. The Realities of Rural America.
Recovering the Past: Magazines.
18. The Rise of Smokestack America.
Technology Changes the American People: The Flush Toilet.
19. Politics and Reform.
Technology Changes the American People: The Bicycle.
20. Becoming a World Power.
Recovering the Past: Political Cartoons.
V. A MODERNIZING PEOPLE, 1900-1945.
21. The Progressives Confront Industrial Capitalism.
Recovering the Past: Documentary Photographs.
22. The Great War.
Recovering the Past: Government Propaganda.
23. Affluence and Anxiety.
Technology Changes the American People: Wireless Communication.
24. The Great Depression and the New Deal.
Recovering the Past: Movies.
25. World War II.
Technology Changes the American People: Plastics.
VI. A RESILIENT PEOPLE, 1945-2001.
26. Postwar Growth and Social Change.
Technology Changes the American People: Air Conditioning.
27. Chills and Fever During the Cold War.
Recovering the Past: Public Opinion Polls.
28. High Water and Ebb Tide of the Liberal State.
Recovering the Past: Television.
29. The Struggle for Social Reform.
Recovering the Past: Popular Music.
30. The Revival of Conservatism.
Technology Changes the American People: The Internet and the World Wide Web.
31. The Post-Cold War World.
Recovering the Past: Autobiography.
