A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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... Roosevelt ini- tiated and helped to direct through new executive agencies were chiefly and successfully designed to establish his person- al pre - eminence in the Republican party , the dominance of his office within the federal ...
... Roosevelt ini- tiated and helped to direct through new executive agencies were chiefly and successfully designed to establish his person- al pre - eminence in the Republican party , the dominance of his office within the federal ...
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... Roosevelt's New Deal . The Roosevelt years drew the Negro into a newly - formed coalition of big - city voters which established the Democrats as the normal majority party in the country . Cementing the black population in this ...
... Roosevelt's New Deal . The Roosevelt years drew the Negro into a newly - formed coalition of big - city voters which established the Democrats as the normal majority party in the country . Cementing the black population in this ...
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... Roosevelt's agreements with Japan and bringing about a Russian - Japanese rapprochment , to move into Manchuria . In the Caribbean the Roosevelt Corollary was extended to justify financial intervention in Hawaii , Nicaragua and Honduras ...
... Roosevelt's agreements with Japan and bringing about a Russian - Japanese rapprochment , to move into Manchuria . In the Caribbean the Roosevelt Corollary was extended to justify financial intervention in Hawaii , Nicaragua and Honduras ...
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The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
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