1919 The Year That Changed America

In 1919 The Year That Changed America, Martin W. Sandler explores a pivotal year in U.S. history marked by profound social upheaval and progress. As America emerged from World War I, the nation faced rampant racism, marked by the violent Red Summer, alongside significant advancements like women's suffrage. Labor protests, nationalistic tensions linked to communism, and the rise of temperance and prohibition further highlighted the intense struggles of the time. Sandler connects these historical movements to contemporary issues, illustrating the complex journey of social change.