Los Angeles: The Enormous Village 1781-1981
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THE THESIS
This book investigates the transformation of Los Angeles from its founding in 1781 to its centennial in 1981. It examines the city's growth, its unique character, and the forces that shaped its development over two centuries. The work draws upon historical records and analyses to present a comprehensive account of this iconic American metropolis.
THE SCOPE MAP
- The founding and early development of Los Angeles.
- The impact of various waves of immigration and migration.
- The growth of industries and infrastructure.
- Key social, political, and cultural movements.
- The evolution of the city's distinct identity.
- A chronological survey of two centuries of urban change.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This historical survey offers a detailed examination of Los Angeles's evolution over two centuries. It is likely to be appreciated by readers interested in urban history and the specific development of Southern California. The scope suggests a comprehensive and informative account for those seeking to understand the city's past.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
1980-01-01
Publisher:
Capra Press
ISBN-10:
0884961583
ISBN-13:
9780884961581
Non-Fiction
History
California history
Urban History
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