In "Chapter 21: World War I and Its Aftermath (Links to an external site.)" the authors argued, "the war simultaneously stoked national pride and fueled disenchantments that burst Progressive Era hopes for the modern world." What made World War I a Prog
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In "Chapter 21: World War I and Its Aftermath (Links to an external site.)" the authors argued, "the war simultaneously stoked national pride and fueled disenchantments that burst Progressive Era hopes for the modern world." What made World War I a Progressive War? And, why ultimately do the authors conclude the war - at home and abroad - "burst Progressive Era hopes"? Remember to include historical examples from the course material to support your conclusions.
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Answer In "Chapter 21: World War I and Its Aftermath (Links to an external site.)" the authors argued, "the war simultaneously stoked national pride and fueled disenchantments that burst Progressive Era hopes for the modern world." What made World War I
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