A Very Different Age: Americans of the Progressive Era
A concise history of the Progressive Era, detailing how industrialization, immigration, and reform movements redefined American society.
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A Very Different Age examines the sweeping changes that defined the United States in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The book highlights how industrialization, urbanization, and immigration transformed everyday American experiences.
It considers the responses of reformers, policymakers, and ordinary citizens to rapid social and economic shifts.
Steven J. Diner presents a broad overview of the era's challenges and the efforts to address them.
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