num_pages: 301
description: Editorial ForewordIntroductionWoodrow Wilson &amp; postwar conservatism: The Wilson mythAmerica &amp; the world Wilson's postwar domestic policiesThe Wilson administration &amp; civil libertiesGovernment &amp; business in the republican era: Republican traditionRepublican innovation Republican foreign policiesPolitics &amp; social tensions of the 1920s: ProhibitionImmigration restriction The fundamentalist controversyThe Ku Klux Klan &amp; anti-Catholicism American society &amp; culture in the 1920s: Prosperity &amp; economic changeAmerican Blacks in the 1920s The effects of affluence American women in the 1920sThe culture of the 1920s: literatureThe culture of the 1920s: art &amp; architectureMass culture The Great Depression: The descent in statistical termsThe descent in human terms Why the crash? Why did the crash become a depression?The ordeal of Herbert Hoover: The farmer &amp; the tariffHoover &amp; the DepressionHoover &amp; foreign affairsThe election of 1932Franklin D. Roosevelt &amp; the New Deal: The banking crisisThe first New DealThe Second New DealNew Deal foreign policyDemocratic high tideThe deterioration of the democratic coalitionThe moods of the depression: The labor movementBlacks in the new deal eraWomen during the great depressionLiterature &amp; artEducationThe business of popular tasteThe road to Pearl Harbor:The background of war-peace issues The neutrality period The undeclared war The open door &amp; the rising sunSelected BibliographyPicture CreditsIndex
language: English
title: Between the Wars: America, 1919-1941
titlecomplete: Between the Wars: America, 1919-1941
genres: American History, Nonfiction, History
ratings_count: 12
publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt