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American Era Concepts - Scramble Solver

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American Era Concepts - Scramble Solver
 

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American Era Concepts - Scramble SolverOnline version

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1

A sense of loyalty to a particular area shaping culture and politics across the United States in the early to mid-1800s.

2

The rapid growth of factories, infrastructure, and new technologies that transformed the economy and labor system in the post–Civil War era.

3

A literary and artistic approach that portrays ordinary people and everyday life without idealization.

4

A movement or achievement of freedom from external control, often involving self-rule and autonomy.

5

A strong devotion to one's country that influences culture, policy, and national identity.

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