See Bruchey Chapter 6–Shift from Federal Aid See Dorfman See Warner Urban Wilderness and Wade–it affected the Midwest
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7.3 Rise of New York City and Policy System Change: Impact from the Erie Canal
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7.2 America’s First Paradigm: Overview of Pre-1830 Roads, Turnpikes, Canals, and Steamboat
NEEDs to be reduced and perhaps reconceptualized–certainly the DEVELOPMENTAL EDO section needs to be rethought Overview of Pre-1837 Roads, Turnpikes, Canals, and Steamboat In America
7.1 Overview of the Two Jefferson Administrations: Albert Gallatin
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6.2 Impact on our Chapter One Model: the Little Picture
the “Little Picture”–Impact on our Chapter One Model Chapter 4 In Chapter 4 we start out with the assumption that the initial formation of a
4.3 Articles of Confederation Policy System Pivots into the Early Republic “democratic” Policy System
Political Culture Emerges–Perhaps for the First Time Frankly, it is hard to fathom political culture in a late-medieval traditional non-participatory pre-urban politics in a first
Ron W. Coan 