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(1861-1877)
It was the time period where the North and the South were in conflict over racial discrimination.
The period after the war when the South was being rebuilt and slaves tried to find a new place in society. |
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(!945-1992)
A period of confrontation between the US and the Soviet Union. (communists) |
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(1941-1945)
-Nationalism
-Holocaust
-Extreme Political Views
-Nazi Germany |
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(1954-1969)
Time period when segregation ended and progress occured in the right for minorities.
Brown v. Board of Education
Sims v. Reynolds |
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(1930-1041)
-Overproduction
-Stock Market Crash
-Decline in Bank Security
-Speculation |
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(1920-1929)
-Hedonism
-Flappers
-Women started to become uncoventional
-Booming economy
-Prohibition |
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(1914-1919)
-Balkan Crisis
-Naval Race
-Assasination Franz Ferdinand
-ALlied Powers
-Central Powers
-Treaty of Versailles |
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(1898-1914)
-Reforming State and Local Governments
i.e. Women's suffrage |
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(1877-1898)
Time of new inventions that led to rapid industrial growth.
-Individualism
-Realism
-Philanthropy |
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