Big Dams of the New Deal Era

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Focusing on the transformative impact of major dams during the New Deal era, this richly illustrated work explores how these structures reshaped the American landscape and society in the 1930s. It delves into the political and physical changes brought about by the construction of these dams, highlighting the enthusiastic support they received from the public and the government alike. The book offers insights into the era's challenges and the ambitious projects that aimed to address them.