Congressional Voting in the 1920s: A Test of Urban-Rural Conflict
Historians in the past explained many phenomena of the 1920s as products of conflicts between urban and rural areas. Before this urban-rural thesis can be rejected, it needs to be tested in a new way: analysis of roll-call voting in the House of Representatives in the 1920s.
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