Liberty: American History Impact of industrialisation, westward 1607-1980 (1983) Oxford expansion and sectional or east-west divides on the nature and methods of Link, W. & S. (ed.) The campaign groups, their leaders and the Gilded Age and Progressive extent of civil rights. Era: A Documentary Reader (2012) Wiley Blackwell, Reasons and responsibility for limited Chichester progress. Murphy, D. (ed.) United Significance of the contributions of civil States 1776-1992 (2001) rights groups in the period. Harper Collins, London Positive and negative effects of The varied impact of 1 Painter, N.I. Standing at industrialisation and American industrialisation on Armageddon: The USA economic wealth on each social group. women, African 1877-1919 (1989) Norton, Extent of the problems caused by Americans and workers, New York industrialisation by c. 1895. and the nature and Paterson, D.G. & Fink, L. Nature and effectiveness of their effectiveness of their Major Problems in the responses. responses. Gilded Age and Progressive Similarities and differences in attitudes Era (2000) Nature and effectiveness 1 and influence between Presidents. Spiller, J. (ed.) The United of government policy Impact of Republican and Democrat States 1763-2001 (2005) towards civil rights issues principles on the actions of Congress, Routledge, Abingdon including varying state governments and the Supreme Trachtenburg, A. The attitudes of Presidents, Court in relation to civil rights. Incorporation of America Congress and Supreme and policies towards ‘Americanisation’ (2007) Court and State Native Americans. Zinn, H. A History People’s governments. Federal and state governments, the of the USA 1492-present Deep South and the nature of (1995) New York discrimination towards African Americans. Extent to which government action helped or hindered the struggle for civil rights.
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