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Steen Ivan D.

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URBANIZING AMERICA: The Development of Cities in the United States From the First European Settlements to 1920

Edition

Orig. Ed 2006

Krieger #

Pages

ISBN #

Cloth/Paper

U.S. Dollars

231654

184

1-57524-165-X

$23

Description

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The author presents a chronological and topical description of the founding and growth of cities in the United States from the first European settlements until 1920, addressing the economic, social, and political aspects of urban development. Primary source documents illustrate the topics. This book primarily is geared to college undergraduates enrolled in American history survey courses; but is also applicable to other history courses, as well as courses in American civilization, geography, sociology, and political science.

"… a recommended pick for college-level students of urban studies…Keys on understanding changes in political climate and their effect on changing urban structure are particularly revealing."--The Midwest Book Review, November 2006

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