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,1945–1965, Optimistic about peace at the end of the war, Americans were soon faced with a “Cold War”—the tense relations and military competition between the powerful United States and Soviet Union—that lasted 45 years. The Cold War led to military actions abroad and growing tensions at home, as politicians e

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,1965–2000,70s a new conservative movement reacted against these changes in American life and asserted its plans for more limited government and restrictions on abortion and sexual expression. Public reactions to the Vietnam War and Watergate scandal indicated that other limits had been reached as well, largely increasing public cynicism about politics.

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,1865–1900,was also an issue in the vast new western territories that the United States had taken in 1848 at the end of the Mexican-American War. Many Americans believed that westward expansion required control over the American Indian and Mexican inhabitants of the region and its resources.

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,1945–1965,werful United States and Soviet Union—that lasted 45 years. The Cold War led to military actions abroad and growing tensions at home, as politicians exploited fears, instituted loyalty oaths, and restricted free speech.

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