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HIST 2112 US Since 1865
by Richard A. Reiman
Audio and video lectures from Hist 2112, US History Since 1865.
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FDR and the Isolationists, 1919-1941
Today we looked at the decades between the World Wars (1919-1941) and we evaluated the strengths and weaknesses of the foreign policy pursued (primarily by FDR) in an age of isolationism. Although Roosevelt at first largely continued the isolationist course of his Republican predecessors (whose...
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The Second New Deal and its Evaluation, 1935-1941
In this vodcast we compare the two New Deals, from the first 100 days through the reforms of 1935. We examine what the New Deal changed and preserved about America, and we analyze whether FDR could have achieved more given the obstacles to reform confronting him and the New Dealers. Click here…
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Audio and video lectures from Hist 2112, US History Since 1865.
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