American Crucible: Race and Nation in the Twentieth Century
by Gary Gerstle
Gary Gerstle analyzes how race and nationalism intertwined to define American identity, citizenship, and politics throughout the twentieth century.
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American Crucible examines the evolving relationship between race and national identity in the United States across the twentieth century.
The book explores how ideas of race influenced citizenship, immigration policy, and political movements.
It traces the tension between civic nationalism and racial nationalism in shaping American institutions and culture.
The narrative covers major historical events and social transformations that redefined the meaning of American belonging.
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