The United States as a Developing Country

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Focusing on the United States as a developing country, this collection of essays explores its transformation from agriculture to industrialization in the early twentieth century. Key themes include the rise of corporate capitalism, the impact of Woodrow Wilson, and the interconnectedness of economic, political, and cultural changes during the 1920s. The work draws parallels between historical figures and movements, offering insights into the evolution of American society from competitive to corporate capitalism and its implications for both domestic and foreign affairs.