The New Deal and World War

U.S. battleships West Virginia and Tennessee, following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941.
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1. Roosevelt and the New Deal
2. The First New Deal
3. The Second New Deal
4. A New Coalition
5. War and Uneasy Neutrality
6. Japan, Pearl Harbor and War
7. Mobilization for Total War
8. The War in North Africa and Europe
9. The War in the Pacific
10. The Politics of War
11. War, Victory and the Bomb
12. The Rise of Industrial Unions

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    • Acknowledgements
    • Early America
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    • The Formation of a National Government
    • Westward Expansion and Regional Differences
    • Sectional Conflict
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    • Growth and Transformation
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    • Bridge to the 21st Century
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