Period 7: 1890-1945. Late Nineteenth- Century Urban Reformers.

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Period 7:

Late Nineteenth- Century Urban Reformers

The Progressives

Muckrakers

The Progressive Presidents

Female Reformers

Black Americans During the Progressive Era,

American Imperialism: Political and Economic Expansion

The Road to World War I

World War I at Home and Abroad

Treaty of Versailles

The “Red Scare” of

Economic Conditions in the 1920s

Republican Politics: Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover

Modernism: Arts and Mass Entertainment

Responses to Modernism: Religious Fundamentalism and Nativism

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