AMERICA'S POST-WAR ROLE IN THE WORLD

America's Post-War Role in the World



America's Post-War Role in the World

The years after World War One were an important turning point in the making of the American nation. The country turned away from the problems of Europe. Now it would deal with problems of its own. I'm Maurice Joyce. Today, Kay Gallant and I tell about the many changes in America during the early nineteen twenties. There was a presidential election in America in nineteen twenty. President Woodrow Wilson was not a candidate. He had suffered a stroke and was too sick. The two major ...