DOC 2 Study Guide - Final Guide: Individualism, Neoliberalism, Impressment
8 Feb 2015
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Movement and shift from the 19th(cid:224)20 th century: post reconstruction industrialization of the south, factories, roaring twenties, benefits the affluent upper class, great depression, bubble burst of the 20s, wwi and wwii, technology and death rates, first major industrial wars fought between industrialized countries, the us emerges as a global power with global political and economic interest and investments, statistics as new scientific racism, wwii is a fight against fascism, contradiction in the event that occur in the us at the same time, fighting for freedom over seas while there are still exclusionary practices in the us, exclusionary acts are not always the outcomes of a public consensus, american liberal democracy as the pinnacle, labor movements as a threat, because labor is a collective struggle of workers that is linked to communism, there is a fear of challenges to the existing order.
