Endangered Dreams: The Great Depression in California (Americans and the California Dream)
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Endangered Dreams: The Great Depression in California (Americans and the California Dream)

by Kevin Starr

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In Endangered Dreams, Kevin Starr chronicles the Great Depression's transformative impact on California. As part of the Americans and the California Dream series, the book explores the economic struggles, social changes, and persistent optimism that defined the era for the state's residents. It offers a focused historical perspective on how national turmoil tested and reshaped the California dream.

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Endangered Dreams examines the Great Depression's effects in California, part of the Americans and the California Dream series by Kevin Starr.

The book delves into how the economic crisis shaped the state's society, economy, and aspirations during the 1930s.

Starr provides a detailed look at this pivotal period, highlighting California's unique response to national hardships.

Through historical analysis, it reflects on the resilience and dreams of Californians facing unprecedented adversity.

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