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...[Carl Becker]], [[James Harvey Robinson]], [[Vernon L. Parrington]], and [[Frederick Jackson Turner]].

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...Austin Beard''' (November 27, 1874 - September 1, 1948) was, along with [[Frederick Jackson Turner]], one of the most influential American historians of the early 20th centur

...of American History.'' Boston: Ginn, 1896. Revised and augmented ed. with Frederick Jackson Turner. ''Guide to the Study and Reading of American History.'' Boston: Ginn, 1912

...f natural man, [[Lewis Henry Morgan]]'s stages of human development, and [[Frederick Jackson Turner]]'s influential [[frontier thesis]]. Each equated Indians with savages and ...fits himself into the Indian clearings and follows the Indian trails.<ref>Frederick Jackson Turner. 1893. The Significance of the Frontier in American History. [http://www.gu

...ize]] awarded by the [[American Historical Association]] He studied with [[Frederick Jackson Turner]] and was Turner's disciple.

[[Frederick Jackson Turner]] and a succession of western historians depicted the Populist as respondin ...sing readiness to utilize the national government to effect its ends.<ref> Frederick Jackson Turner, ''The Frontier in American History,'' (1920) p. 148; [http://www.gutenberg

..."<ref>Fleming, ''The Sequel of Appomattox'' (1919), 34.</ref> Along with [[Frederick Jackson Turner]] he was one of a few historians to publish in sociology journals. More tha

...h a degree in history and immediately began graduate work. His adviser, [[Frederick Jackson Turner]], left Madison in 1910 for Harvard, but recommended that Witte continue st

...h a degree in history and immediately began graduate work. His adviser, [[Frederick Jackson Turner]], left Madison in 1910 for Harvard, but recommended that Witte continue st

Historian [[Frederick Jackson Turner]] argued that the [[Frontier thesis|frontier]] affected the class structure * [[Frederick Jackson Turner]]

[[Frederick Jackson Turner]] and a succession of western historians depicted the Populist as respondin ...sing readiness to utilize the national government to effect its ends.<ref> Frederick Jackson Turner, ''The Frontier in American History,'' (1920) p. 148; [http://www.gutenberg

...hods of study include [[Leopold von Ranke]], [[Lewis Bernstein Namier]], [[Frederick Jackson Turner]], [[Charles Beard]] and E.P. Thompson. ...istoire des mentalités"). In the U.S. "Progressive" historians following [[Frederick Jackson Turner]] emphasized the frontier and sectionalism, while those following [[Charles

*[[Frederick Jackson Turner]] (1861-1932) - [[Frontier Thesis]] and sectionalism thesis

...ttracted politicians and intellectuals (including [[Woodrow Wilson]] and [[Frederick Jackson Turner]]) who refused to vote Republican.

...or small towns, and blacks head to large cities. According to historian [[Frederick Jackson Turner]], the process of a moving frontier decisively shaped American character. M

...version of the [[frontier thesis]] elaborated upon in 1893 by his friend [[Frederick Jackson Turner]]. Roosevelt argued that the harsh frontier conditions had created a new "r