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FormatDissertation
CreatorRaw, Matthew
TitleRedefining Ethnic Identity: The German American Community's Turn to the Socialist Party in Davenport, Iowa during World War I
Dissertation Note (type -- academic institution)History Honors Thesis-- University of Iowa
Date2001
Extent of Work74 pp.
View Onlinehttp://www.mattbot.com/
AbstractProvides an examination of the German-American community in Davenport and seeks to answer the following questions: Why was the Socialist Party such a powerful force in Davenport's local politics? Why did the Scott County Council of National Defense feel the need to prosecute a vigorous campaign against the supposed pro-German elements of the city? How did Davenport's German Americans respond to the intense patriotic demands placed on their ethnic community?
NotesDownloaded PDF from the Internet, April 2004
Call NumberMKI P2004-33
MKI TermsGerman Americans -- Iowa/ Politics/ Socialism/ History/ Davenport (Iowa)/ Ethnic identity/ World War, 1914-1918 -- German Americans