Analyzing the Impact of Wars on American Society: Civil War to WWI

This essay examines the profound impact of the American Civil War and World War I on American society, focusing on the experiences of African Americans, Anglo Americans, and Native Americans. It highlights the Civil War's role in ending slavery and its lasting effects on the nation, including significant loss of life and property damage. The essay also discusses the evolving roles and treatment of these communities during and after World War I, including the fight for civil rights and citizenship. It further analyzes the economic and societal changes spurred by these conflicts, such as industrialization, urbanization, and the Great Migration, ultimately positioning America as a global power. The essay concludes that these transformative periods catalyzed significant social, political, and economic developments, shaping the modern American landscape.