Nation of nations: A concise narrative of the American republic (Volume two - since 1865)/ by James West Davidson, William E. Gienapp, Christine Leigh Heyrman, Mark H. Lytle and Michael B. Stoff
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TextPublication details: --New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., c1996Description: xxx, A.87page illISBN: - 0-07-015740-5
- BCir. 973 N21d 1996
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Includes appendix, bibliography and index
Chapter 17. Reconstructing the union --18. The new industrial order --19. The rise of an urban order --20. Agrarian domains: the south and the west --21. The failure of traditional politics --22. The new empire --23. The progressive era --24. The united states and the old world order 25. The new era --26. Crash and depression --27. The new deal --28. America's rise to globalism --29. Cold war America --30. The suburdan era --31. Liberalism and beyond --32. The Vietnam era --33. The age of limits --34. A nation still divisible.
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