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WORLD’S FAIRS AND THE DAWNING OF “THE AMERICAN CENTURY”


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World’s fairs emerge as blueprints to the future in this high-interest introduction to the Gilded Age. Guidebooks, pamphlets, speeches, cartoons, and newspaper accounts from late 19th-century Expositions address issues such as reconstructing the nation after the Civil War, positive and negative aspects of social progress, and the stigmatizing power of stereotypical cultural representations.

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This title is part of the series: NATIONAL CENTER FOR HISTORY IN THE SCHOOLS

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8½" x 11"

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National Center for History in the Schools

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74

Grade

9–12

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