Fire in the Streets: The Social Crisis of the 1960s (Debating American History Series)
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Fire in the Streets: The Social Crisis of the 1960s (Debating American History Series)

by Joel M. Sipress, David J. Voelker

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Fire in the Streets examines the social crisis of the 1960s within the broader story of American history. As part of the Debating American History Series, this volume offers a focused way to study a transformative decade marked by significant social tensions and change.

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Fire in the Streets examines the social crisis of the 1960s in the United States.

Part of the Debating American History Series, the book approaches its subject through historical analysis and debate.

Its focus makes it a resource for readers studying the conflicts, changes, and broader social tensions associated with this pivotal decade.

Written by Joel M. Sipress and David J. Voelker, this volume supports informed engagement with American history.

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