The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... caused sectional controversy . No one wished to eliminate the system of survey and sale , but there was continuous pressure , beginning before 1800 , to reduce both the price of public land and the minimum unit offered for sale . The ...
... caused sectional controversy . No one wished to eliminate the system of survey and sale , but there was continuous pressure , beginning before 1800 , to reduce both the price of public land and the minimum unit offered for sale . The ...
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... caused endless debate that split the country on geographical lines . As early as 1816 the nationalist - minded Calhoun had pressed a plan to set up a $ 1.5 million fund for roads and canals . Congress approved this despite strong ...
... caused endless debate that split the country on geographical lines . As early as 1816 the nationalist - minded Calhoun had pressed a plan to set up a $ 1.5 million fund for roads and canals . Congress approved this despite strong ...
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... caused inflation ; by 1920 the cost of living stood at more than twice the level of 1913. Inflation , in turn , produced labor trouble . The unions , grown strong during the war , fought for wage increases in order to hold their gains ...
... caused inflation ; by 1920 the cost of living stood at more than twice the level of 1913. Inflation , in turn , produced labor trouble . The unions , grown strong during the war , fought for wage increases in order to hold their gains ...
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The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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