Social Change in America: The Historical Handbook 2004 (Social Change in America)

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Summary: A spot-on survey of how American society has changed
Review: Compiled, organized and edited by professional demographer Patricia C. Becker, Social Change In America: The Historical Handbook 2004 combines straightforward narration with data from the 2000 Decennial Census and other recent governmental surveys, illustrated with clear charts and graphs. Covering matters of population, family life, health, housing, education, politics and voting, leisure time, work and employment, wealth and poverty and more, Social Change In America: The Historical Handbook 2004 is an absorbing and spot-on survey of how American society has changed and evolved in recent times. No academic or community library American Demography reference collection can be considered complete and up-to-date without the inclusion of Social Change In America: The Historical Handbook 2004.