US Public Opinion since the 1930s
US Public Opinion since the 1930s
Galluping through History
Seltzer, Richard
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
08/2023
266
Mole
Inglês
9781793653529
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. 1930s: The Great Depression and the Start of World War II
2. 1940s: World War II and the Onset of the Cold War
3. 1950s: Anti-Communism, Relative Economic Prosperity at Home and a Growing Cold War Abroad
4. 1960s: Era of Protest: Civil rights, Vietnam, and Counterculture
5. 1970s: Watergate, Normalization of Relations with China, Continuing Social and Political Protest, the Growth of International Terrorism, and Stagflation
6. 1980s: Ronald Reagan, the Fall of the Berlin Wall, the Soviet War in Afghanistan and AIDS
7. 1990s: The Collapse of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the First Gulf War, the Genocide in Rwanda, Bill Clinton, and the Rise of the Internet
8. 2000s: Decade of 9/11, the Iraqi War, The Great Recession, and the Election of Barack Obama
9. 2010s: War against ISIS, the Tea Party, Black Lives Matter, Brexit, and the Election of Donald Trump
10. 2020: Covid-19, the Killing of George Floyd and Protests, An Attempt to Overthrow an Election
Conclusion
App
Introduction
1. 1930s: The Great Depression and the Start of World War II
2. 1940s: World War II and the Onset of the Cold War
3. 1950s: Anti-Communism, Relative Economic Prosperity at Home and a Growing Cold War Abroad
4. 1960s: Era of Protest: Civil rights, Vietnam, and Counterculture
5. 1970s: Watergate, Normalization of Relations with China, Continuing Social and Political Protest, the Growth of International Terrorism, and Stagflation
6. 1980s: Ronald Reagan, the Fall of the Berlin Wall, the Soviet War in Afghanistan and AIDS
7. 1990s: The Collapse of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the First Gulf War, the Genocide in Rwanda, Bill Clinton, and the Rise of the Internet
8. 2000s: Decade of 9/11, the Iraqi War, The Great Recession, and the Election of Barack Obama
9. 2010s: War against ISIS, the Tea Party, Black Lives Matter, Brexit, and the Election of Donald Trump
10. 2020: Covid-19, the Killing of George Floyd and Protests, An Attempt to Overthrow an Election
Conclusion
App
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Gallup; history of surveys; public opinion; survey data
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. 1930s: The Great Depression and the Start of World War II
2. 1940s: World War II and the Onset of the Cold War
3. 1950s: Anti-Communism, Relative Economic Prosperity at Home and a Growing Cold War Abroad
4. 1960s: Era of Protest: Civil rights, Vietnam, and Counterculture
5. 1970s: Watergate, Normalization of Relations with China, Continuing Social and Political Protest, the Growth of International Terrorism, and Stagflation
6. 1980s: Ronald Reagan, the Fall of the Berlin Wall, the Soviet War in Afghanistan and AIDS
7. 1990s: The Collapse of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the First Gulf War, the Genocide in Rwanda, Bill Clinton, and the Rise of the Internet
8. 2000s: Decade of 9/11, the Iraqi War, The Great Recession, and the Election of Barack Obama
9. 2010s: War against ISIS, the Tea Party, Black Lives Matter, Brexit, and the Election of Donald Trump
10. 2020: Covid-19, the Killing of George Floyd and Protests, An Attempt to Overthrow an Election
Conclusion
App
Introduction
1. 1930s: The Great Depression and the Start of World War II
2. 1940s: World War II and the Onset of the Cold War
3. 1950s: Anti-Communism, Relative Economic Prosperity at Home and a Growing Cold War Abroad
4. 1960s: Era of Protest: Civil rights, Vietnam, and Counterculture
5. 1970s: Watergate, Normalization of Relations with China, Continuing Social and Political Protest, the Growth of International Terrorism, and Stagflation
6. 1980s: Ronald Reagan, the Fall of the Berlin Wall, the Soviet War in Afghanistan and AIDS
7. 1990s: The Collapse of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, the First Gulf War, the Genocide in Rwanda, Bill Clinton, and the Rise of the Internet
8. 2000s: Decade of 9/11, the Iraqi War, The Great Recession, and the Election of Barack Obama
9. 2010s: War against ISIS, the Tea Party, Black Lives Matter, Brexit, and the Election of Donald Trump
10. 2020: Covid-19, the Killing of George Floyd and Protests, An Attempt to Overthrow an Election
Conclusion
App
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