<p>In the years between the Civil War and the First World War, Americans lived in a nation quite different from that of their parents, the values of a burgeoning industrial and urban society transforming traditional notions of democracy. At the same time, other far-reaching developments--the eclipsing of countryside and farm by city and factory, substantial changes in communications and transportation, revolutionary innovations in agriculture, a large wave of immigration, the rise of labour unions, and the emergence of the United States as a world power--gave these years a distinctive character and established the foundations of modern America. Revised to reflect the latest scholarship on the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, this classic text remains a great choice as a core text for courses in the Gilded Age or as a highly useful supplement for the US history survey.</p>

The Shaping of Modern America: 1877 - 1920

History

De Santis, Vincent P.

Americas

Wiley/Blackwell

Book by Carl N.; De Santis, Vincent P.; Matthews

Introduction to United States History,Vol.1- to 1877

MATTHEWS

Carl N.

<p>An easy to read history lesson of the U.S.   Suitable for high school or first year college</p>

Introduction to United States History, Vol. 2 - Since 1865

Matthews Glenna and Clarence L. Ver Ste Degler

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