Complementing Thomson Gale's popular "American Eras and "American Decades Series, "Beacham's Encyclopedia of Social Change explores social and cultural change in the United States during the 20th century.

Complementing Thomson Gale's popular "American Eras and "American Decades Series, "Beacham's Encyclopedia of Social Change explores social and cultural change in the United States during the 20th century

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Items related to Beacham's Encyclopedia of Social Change: American. Home Khan, Veryan Beacham's Encyclopedia of Social Change: American in the. Traces the evolution of social ideas and values in the United States during the twentieth century, using such indicators as advertising, crime and justice, family life, fashion, music, race and class, sex and gender, and work. From Booklist: Beacham's Encyclopedia of Social Change "traces American history through forty-one key indicators of social change. Each chapter is devoted to one gauge of social history and discusses changes throughout the twentieth century.

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Release Date:September 2001. Publisher:Beacham Publishing Corporation.

ISBN13:9780933833647. Release Date:September 2001. 74 lbs. Related Subjects. Children's Children's Books Cultural Social Science Social Sciences.

America in the Twentieth Century.

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Unprecedented changes mark the American experience in the twentieth century - global and "contained" .

Unprecedented changes mark the American experience in the twentieth century - global and "contained" wars, great technological innovations, and enormous social changes. To help students better understand the major developments in this tumultuous century and our future direction as a nation, it is imperative to reflect on the century's seminal events and their lasting impact. Designed for students, this unique resource offers detailed descriptions and expert analysis of the most important twentieth century events in America. Each of the events is discussed in a separate chapter.

Beacham’s Encyclopedia of Social Change-America in the 20th Century. Restless in the Midst of Their Prosperity’: New Evidence on the Internal Migration of Americans, 1850–2000. Journal of American History 91:3 (2004): 829–46. Nokomis, F. The Beacham Group, 2001. ‘A Long and Broad Education’: Jewish Girls and the Problem of Education in America, 1860–1920. Journal of American Ethnic History 22:1 (2002): 3–31. Lederhendler, Eli. The New Filiopietism, or Toward a New History of Jewish Immigration to America. American Jewish History 93:1 (2007), 1–20. Troesken, Werner, and Rick Geddes.