When The Clock Broke by John Ganz
"When The Clock Broke" by John Ganz delves into the transformative period of the early 1990s in America, a time marked by significant social and political shifts. As the Cold War ended, the nation faced new challenges, including economic recession, racial tensions, and the rise of populist movements. The book explores key events and figures of the era, such as the unrest in Crown Heights and Los Angeles, the influence of media personalities like Rush Limbaugh, and the political campaigns of Pat Buchanan and Ross Perot. Ganz paints a vivid picture of a country grappling with change and the emergence of new political dynamics, setting the stage for the polarized landscape we see today.
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- Published
- 2024
- Nationality
- Unknown
- Length
- Moderate
- Pages
- 432
- Original Language
- English
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