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America: 1865-1975 A Level
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3.5 The 1920s Boom Flashcards
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America: 1865-1975 A Level
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Background
1.1 Johnson
1.2 Grant
1.3 The Failure of Reconstruction
1.4 The Era of Weak Presidents
1.5 Political Corruption
1.6 Social Divisions
1.7 Regional Divisions
1.8 The Position of African-Americans
1.9 Developments in Agriculture
1.10 Urbanisation, Industrialisation, and the Rise of Corporations
1.11 Conflict with Native Americans
1.12 Foreign Policy
1.13 The Dominance of Laissez-faire
1.14 The End of the Frontier and its Impact
2.1 Political tensions and divisions: the rise of Republican Dominance
2.2 The Election of 1896
2.3 The Republican Presidency: McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft
2.4 The Democratic Party
2.5 Political Tensions and Divisions: the Democratic Party
2.6 The 1912 Election
2.7 Progressivism and the New Freedom
2.8 Continuing Tensions and Divisions
2.9 The Rise of US Dominance as an Economic and Industrial Power
2.10 Developments in Agriculture
2.11 The Impact of Economic Change
2.12 Regional Differences and Divisions
2.13 Immigration and Urbanisation 1890-1917
2.14 The Position of African Americans before the First World War
2.16 American Imperialism
2.17 The US and the First World War
3.1 Republican Conservatism 1920-1932
3.2 The Election of 1932
3.3 The New Deal Policies
3.4 Opposition to the New Deals
3.5 The 1920s Boom
3.6 The Wall Street Crash and the Great Depression
3.7 Impact of the New Deals and WW2 on Economic Recovery
3.8 Social Change
3.9 Prohibition
3.10 African Americans
