Achieve Race, Ethnicity, And Class In American Social Thought, 1865 1919 Drafted By Glenn C. Altschuler Paper Copy

In this innovative study, Professor Altschuler argues that the origins of the modern liberal state can be found in the responses to important social issues after the Civil War.
The questions raised by emancipation and the new role of blacks in American society was a key issue that would be superseded by the concerns over the "new immigration" in thes.
Despite many retreats, a new progressive synthesis slowly emerged to challenge nativism and Social Darwinisma development that ushered in a new era in American social thought.
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