Titlebook: American Labor; A Documentary Histor Melvyn Dubofsky,Joseph McCartin Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004 c

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书目名称American Labor读者反馈学科排名

Flavouring

Labor in the Colonial and Early National Periods, to 1828, an age of mercantilism, aimed at enriching the colonial powers. The Spanish, who led the way, wrested silver, gold, and other precious materials from their Western Hemisphere possessions. The Portuguese, Dutch, French, and British who followed sought similar riches but failed to find the precious m

Pituitary-Gland

,The Rise of Free Labor, the Factory System, and Trades Organization, 1828–1877,he methods by which workers labored, and the organizations through which workers responded to all of these changes. These years provided the seedbed for an industrializing nation. During this time one finds the origins of an industrial working class in the United States, the end of pre-industrial wo

locus-ceruleus

,Workers in a Maturing and Industrial Society, 1877–1914,ople moved incessantly over the face of the globe crossing oceans and borders, international commerce flourished as never before and capitalists searched ceaselessly for the most profitable investment opportunities. The United States benefited more fully from those three interrelated processes than

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somnambulism

,The Era of the Postwar Social Contract, 1947–1973,d markets and its rising productivity raised the income of most citizens. The car in every garage and chicken in every pot that Herbert Hoover had promised voters on the eve of the Great Depression became by the 1960s sometimes more than one car in a multiple-car garage and a beef steak on every gri

Alpha-Cells

Era of Economic Change and Union Decline, Since 1973,tion of the nation. New technologies, especially the proliferation of computers, transformed work processes and moved the economy’s center of gravity increasingly away from industrial production toward the provisioning of services. The liberalization of U.S. immigration law in 1965, and the accelera

inferno

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-04497-6cultural history; organization; organizations; women

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978-0-312-29564-6Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004

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