American Crucible: Race and Nation in the Twentieth Century
by Gary Gerstle
Gary Gerstle’s American Crucible examines race and nation in the twentieth century. Centered on two defining forces in American history, the book provides a focused historical perspective on national identity, racial experience, and the changing meaning of belonging in the United States.
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American Crucible examines the relationship between race and nation in the twentieth century.
Gary Gerstle focuses on American history through the connected lenses of racial identity and national belonging.
The book offers a historical framework for considering how these themes influenced the United States during a transformative period.
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