Week 15, Lecture 1: The United States in the Twentieth Century

History 161 with Mcclellan at University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

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A People and a Nation Volume 2: since 1865

Discovering the American Past: A Look at the Evidence, Vol. 2: Since 1865

Major Problems in American History, Volume II: Since 1865: Documents and Essays
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History 161 Week 15, Lecture 1: The United States in the Twentieth Century Please note: I will finish the lecture material on Women?s Liberation from Week 13, Lecture 2: Personal Politics, then lecture on the issues on this outline. Major Themes in Twentieth-Century American History Economic Changes Periods and Trends Relationship between Economics and Family Life Relationship between Economics and Social Change On the Move: Immigration and Internal Migration New Immigrants and Restriction Great Migration Wartime and Post-War Mobility ?New-New? Immigrants Out of Many, One?: Cultural Homogeneity and Diversity Consumer Culture Racial and Ethnic Diversity Claiming a Common American Legacy Role of State Progressivism New Deal Great Society McCarthyism Draft / Conscription Others?