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Early American Material Culture
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February 7, 2012
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3:19Now PlayingIn the nineteenth century middle class American families began displaying wealth and status in their homes by purchasing globes, portraits, and furniture made by local craftsmen. Author David Jaffee looks at the social impact of these decorations and how they helped develop an early American material culture.
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