Colleen O’Dowd. American art aided in the growth of American Nationalism because the art was uniquely American and helped to foster a sense of pride and.

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Colleen O’Dowd

American art aided in the growth of American Nationalism because the art was uniquely American and helped to foster a sense of pride and create a cultural identity for the people of America.

Peter Cartwright Charles Finney

The Knickerbocker Group

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