Historical Evolution of the United States (1860s-1940s) - PDF
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This document is a summary/outline of the historical evolution of the United States, focusing on key events from the 1860s to the 1940s. The student guide covers topics such as the Civil War, the growth of the nation, important wars, and world events.
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Ecoem Formaci6n - Curso 2023/2024 READER {#reader.ListParagraph} ====== 1. INTRODUCTION. 2. LINCOLN AND THE CIVIL WAR. 1. The coming of the war. 2. The political course of the war. 3. The South during reconstruction. 3. GROWTH OF THE NATION AND WORLD WAR 1. 4. The era...
Ecoem Formaci6n - Curso 2023/2024 READER {#reader.ListParagraph} ====== 1. INTRODUCTION. 2. LINCOLN AND THE CIVIL WAR. 1. The coming of the war. 2. The political course of the war. 3. The South during reconstruction. 3. GROWTH OF THE NATION AND WORLD WAR 1. 4. The era of conservative domination. 5. Immigration. 6. The expansion of the railroads. 7. Indian policy. 8. The Progressive Movement. 9. The United States and World War I. 4. THE INTERWAR PERIOD. 10. Postwar conservatism. 11. Peace and prosperity. 12. The Great Depression. 13. The New Deal. 5. WORLD WAR 11. 14. US participation in the war. 15. Social consequences of the war. 16. The new U. S. role in world affairs. 6. DIDACTIC TRANSPOSITION. REFERENCES {#references.ListParagraph} ========== 8. 9. 10. SUMMARY / CONCEPT MAP ===================== 11. SAMPLE SUMMARY. 12. CONCEPT MAP. 1\. INTRODUCTION. From Lincoln to F.D. Roosevelt, the United States evolved to become the powerful country it is now. In this long period of time, the USA underwent economical crises, but it also enjoyed prosperity; it defended isolationism, but it participated in tVM0 world wars. It is precisely after the Second World War, from which the U.S emerged victorious, that the country became  -------------------- -- Truman, HE 1945-53 -------------------- -- 22 LINCOLN AND THE CIVIL WAR. +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ | | TOPIC 52 | | | | | TIMELINE | | | +=================+=================+=================+=================+ | | | 1918-1941 | | +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ | 2\. CIVIL WAR | 3\. THE GROWTH | 4\. THE | | | AND ITS | OF THE | INTERWAR | | | CONSEQUENCES | | PERIOD | | | | NATION AND | | | | | WORLD WAR 1 | | | +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+  Slavery was abolished.   3. GROWTH OF THE NATION AND WORLD WAR 1. (3 The population of the continental United States in 1880 was slightly above 50,000,000. of democratic government in the cities and states caused by the emergence of political organizations, or machines, allied with business interests; and a rapid movement toward financial and Actually there was not, either in the 1890s or later, any single Progressive movement. In the four decades prior to August 1914, the western world and the countries in its 4. THE INTERWAR PERIOD. +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ | | TOPIC 52 | | | | | TIMELINE | | | +=================+=================+=================+=================+ | | | | | +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ | 2\. CIVIL WAR | 3\. THE GROWTH | 4\. THE | 5\. WORLD WAR | | AND ITS | OF THE | INTERWAR | 11 | | CONSEQUENCES | | PERIOD | | | | NATION AND | | | | | WORLD WAR 1 | | | +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ 1. 2. 5. WORLD WAR 11. +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ | | TOPIC 52 | | | | | TIMELINE | | | +=================+=================+=================+=================+ | | | 1918-1941 | | +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ | 2\. CIVIL WAR | 3\. THE GROWTH | 4\. THE | 5\. WORLD WAR | | AND ITS | OF THE | INTERWAR | 11 | | CONSEQUENCES | | PERIOD | | +-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+-----------------+ (3 
