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The roaring Twenties, or the Jazz Age, was a period of rapid economic growth, social change, snd cultural transformation in the united states and other western countries from roughly 1920 to 1929. The decade witnessed a significant boom in the American economy, fueled by industrial expansion, mass production and increased consumer spending. New technologies and industries, such as automobiles and radio, contributed to this growth, creating new jobs and wealth.

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The Gilded age (1870s-1900) was marked by rapid industrialization and economic growth, while the Progressive Era (1890s-1920s) focused on social reform and addressing issues from the Gilded age. Gilded Age refers to a period in American history characterized by significant economic expansion, technological innovation, and the rise of big business. This era saw the emergence of industrial giants like Carnegie and Rockefeller, who amassed great wealth and influence.The term gilded suggest a thin layer of gold over base of social problems, highlighting the disparity between the rich and poor.

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Gilded Age / Progressive Era 1878 - 1913

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The American Yamp the early republic (1780 -1830)

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The American Yamp the early republic (1780 -1830)

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The American Yankee in the Early Republic: A symbol of Ingenuity and Independence Yankees of the early American republic were more than just inhabitants of New England; they represented a burgeoning national identify shaped by ingenuity, resourcefulness, and a distinct cultural ethos. Their image, both real and imagined, played a significant role in shaping the nation's self-perception and its relationship with the rest of the world. The statement that the early republic and the Progressive era share similarities is a complex one requiring nuanced analysis. Both periods witnessed significant social, political, and economic transformations, but the nature and context of these changes differed considerably.

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Progressive Era:Muckraking journalism articles, speeches by Theodore Roosevelt, labor union documents (1890-1920)

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Progressive Era:Muckraking journalism articles, speeches by Theodore Roosevelt, labor union documents (1890-1920)

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The progressive Era (roughly 1890s-1920) was a period of widespread social activism and political reform across the United States, aimed at addressing problem caused by the industrialization, urbanization, immigration, political corruption.The era saw significant efforts to regulate big businesses and monopolies, aiming to curb their power and protect worker's rights.This included the creation of antitrust laws and the rise of labor unions fighting for better wages and working conditions. The civil war and the Progressive era, while separated by several decades, share surprising commonalities in their efforts to address fundamental societal issues and reform American institutions.Both periods witnessed significant social and political upheaval, leading to lasting changes in the nation's structure and identity.

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Civil War Era:Letters from soldiers, slave narratives, Abraham Lincoln's speeches, Emancipation Proclamation (1861-1865)

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Civil War Era:Letters from soldiers, slave narratives, Abraham Lincoln's speeches, Emancipation Proclamation (1861-1865)

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The American Civil War (1861-1865) was a bloody conflict fought between the union (the North) and the Confederacy (the South).The central issue was slavery, although other factors like states' rights and economic differences also played significant roles.The south seceded from the Union after Abraham Lincoln's election, leading to war.The Union ultimately prevailed, preserving the nation and abolishing slavery through the 13th Amendment.The war resulted in immense loss of life and had a lasting impact on American Society and politics.

The Declaration of Independence and civil war linked by the issue of slavery and the fundamental question of states rights versus federal authority. The ideals of equality and self-governance proclaimed in the Declaration ultimately clashed with reality slavery leading to conflict.

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Civil War Era:Letters from soldiers, slave narratives, Abraham Lincoln's speeches, Emancipation Proclamation

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Founding Documents:The Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Federalist Paper 1776

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Founding Documents:The Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Federalist Paper 1776

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The Declaration of independence, the U.S Constitution, and the Federalist Papers are foundational documents of the United States, outlining and early political philosophy. This document declared the thirteen American colonies independence from Great Britain.Its core arguments center on natural rights, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. U.S. constitution 1787 this establishes the framework of the U.S.government. It outlines three branches (legislative, executive and judicial) with a system of checks and branch form becoming too powerful.

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Founding Documents:The Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution, Federalist Paper