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- Unit 7: Period 7: 1890-1945 - Khan Academy
The early twentieth century was a time of rapid change as the United States became more urban, industrial, and involved in world affairs In this lesson, you’ll explore the key events and ideas that provide context for Period 7 (1890–1945)
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Map of battles between Native Americans and the US Army, 1860-1890 Map courtesy Wikimedia Commons The relentless pace of continental expansion inevitably heightened these conflicts
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- Rise to world power (1890–1945) | US history | Khan Academy
In this lesson, you’ll reflect on how events from 1890 to 1945 transformed American national identity, shaping how Americans saw themselves, their government, and their role in the world
- Unit 7: Rise to world power (1890-1945) - Khan Academy
Rise to world power (1890-1945): Unit test About this unit At the end of the 19th century, the industrial might of the United States propelled it into great power status
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The age of empire: Rise to world power (1890–1945) The Progressive Era: Rise to world power (1890–1945) The United States in World War I: Rise to world power (1890–1945) 1920s America: Rise to world power (1890–1945) Politics in the 1920s: Rise to world power (1890–1945)
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The period after the Civil War saw rapid westward expansion and increased immigration and industrialization as the United States emerged as a leading industrial power Yet this economic growth was not evenly distributed, resulting in both great wealth and great poverty Learn how these shifts contributed to ideas, philosophies, and policies of the late 19th century
- Period 7: 1890-1945: Quiz 3 | Khan Academy
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