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The Americans:
Reconstruction to the 21st Century
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Chapter 8: Life at the Turn of the 20th Century (1877-1917)
 
Section 1: Science and Urban Life
 
Science and Urban Life - Main Idea Questions
 
Science and Urban Life - Outline Notes
 
Science and Urban Life - Terms and Names
 
Section 2: Expanding Public Education
 
Expanding Public Education - Main Idea Questions
 
Expanding Public Education - Outline Notes
 
Expanding Public Education - Terms and Names
 
Section 3: Segregation and Discrimination
 
Segregation and Discrimination - Main Idea Questions
 
Segregation and Discrimination - Outline Notes
 
Segregation and Discrimination - Terms and Names
 
Section 4: The Dawn of Mass Culture
 
The Dawn of Mass Culture - Main Idea Questions
 
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The Dawn of Mass Culture - Terms and Names
 
 
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 UNIT I: Early AmericaUNIT IX:Discontent and Reform
 UNIT II: Colonial PeriodUNIT X:War, Prosperity, and Depression
 UNIT III: American RevolutionUNIT XI:New Deal and World War II
 UNIT IV: New National GovernmentUNIT XII:Postwar America
 UNIT V: Westward ExpansionUNIT XIII:Decades of Change
 UNIT VI: Sectional ConflictUNIT XIV:New Conservatism
 UNIT VII: Civil War and ReconstructionUNIT XV:Into the Twenty-first Century
 UNIT VIII: Growth and TransformationUNIT XVI:Polarization and Deglobalization
 
 
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