Expanding the American Dream

Expanding the American DreamMuch has been written about the housing policies of the Depression and the Postwar period. Much less has been written of the houses built as a result of these policies, or the lives of the families who lived in them. Using the houses of Levittown, Long Island, as cultural artifacts, this book examines the relationship between the government sponsored, mass produced housing built after World War II, the families who lived in it, and the society that

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its carbon footprint as well as all the other different on- and off-farm impacts caused by the tea industry

the book contains substantial commentaries and thorough endnotes

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as well as practicum and internship

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