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7.10 Points to Remember
The Post-civil war period saw a radical shift in
the nation’s foreign policy. A hitherto ’Isolationist’ policy now
changed to a more active role in World Politics. The turning point
in this context was the Spanish-American war which brought several
Spanish possessions under the control of the U.S.
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Table of Contents
7.0 - Chronology of Major Events
7.1 -
The Growth Of Industry
7.2 -
Agriculture
7.3 -
Settlement In The West And The Indians
7.4 -
Rise Of Reform Movements
7.5 -
Women's Rights Movement
7.6 -
Rise Of The Labour Movement
7.7 -
America Becomes A World Power
7.8 - The Spanish-American War
7.9 - Panama Canal
7.10 - Points To Remember
Chapter 8
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