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100 1 $aWynn, Neil A.
245 10 $aFrom progressivism to prosperity :$bWorld War I and American society /$cNeil A. Wynn.
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505 0 $a1. The Progressive Era: American society, 1900-1914 --2. From peace to war: 1914-1917 --3. Mobilizing the population for war: propaganda and civil liberties --4. Organizing for war: government, business, and the economy --5. Labor and the war: unions, government, and labor relations; wartime standards of living --6. War, women and the family: work and suffrage; family, children, education, and the state --7. Black Americans and the First World War --8. The aftermath of war: Reconstruction, Red scare, and the 1920s.
520 $aThe author examines the idea of war and social change in America and other societies. He considers the roles of government, war agencies and political parties and their effects on such groups as labor, women, children, and minorities.
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