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World War II – The Most Revolutionary Moment in American History?
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I. Military Revolution: From Isolation to World Power
A. Isolationism of the 1920s and 1930s B. Dominance in Europe: Delay and D-Day
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C. Dominance in Asia: Island Hopping & the A-Bomb
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D. The End of World War II: America Unscathed
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II. Economic Revolution: From Great Depression to the Age of Affluence
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A. World War II, Economic Boom, and the End of the Great Depression
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B. Economic Controls and American Sacrifices During World War II
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C. A Postwar Buying Boom: 1945-1970 = ¼ century of economic growth unprecedented in world history
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III. Social Revolutions? The Seeds of the 60s
A. Temporary Gains for Women: Rosie the Riveter and the War
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B. Mexican Migrations The Bracero Program and Guest Workers
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C. African-Americans & the Origins of the Civil Rights Movement
Discrimination in The Armed Forces & in Factories
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The Double V Campaign: Victory Against Dictators and Racism
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A. Philip Randolph Protests for Equal Employment
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