American values shape world through equality and innovation
The article argues that American history and its core belief in equality have influenced world development. It notes America's transformation from agrarian to industrial power, its impact on global economies, and the spread of ideas like equal rights. It cites Lipset and Servan-Schreiber, and previews Dr. Handlin's next discussion.
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Stanford historian Dr Carl Degler profile and awards
Dr Carl Degler a Stanford professor of American history shows wide scholarly scope from feminism to Latin America His works Out of Our Past and Neither Black Nor White won major prizes including a Pulitzer Bancroft Beveridge and Guggenheim support He researches women and the family and holds multiple editorial and organizational roles. He trained at Upsala College and Columbia University and served in the Air Force 1942 to 1945.
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