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1910s the 1910s
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352 pages
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The 1910s marked a transformative period in American society, characterized by a vibrant blend of race, ethnicity, class, and gender influences. David Blanke explores this era through twelve meticulously researched chapters, highlighting key cultural phenomena such as the controversial film "Birth of a Nation," the Black Sox scandal, and the emergence of iconic items like the Teddy Bear and breakfast cereal. This work illustrates how these diverse elements contributed to the foundation of America's eclectic 20th-century culture, setting the stage for future developments.
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2002, paperback
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