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Cbar Annotated Works Cited
Primary Sources:
"Sears, Roebuck and Co." Gilded Age and Progressive Era Reference
Library, edited by Lawrence W. Baker and Rebecca Valentine
“As the second decade of the century progressed, the houses were
being marketed to consumers who wanted their money to reflect their
status.” This explains how people of wealth were purchasing homes
and how Sears got rich. This was used in Historical Context.
Secondary
Howard, Vicki. The Rise and Fall of Sears, Zócalo Public Square, 25 July
2017.
“It played a key role in the diffusion of mass consumer culture and
commercial values. For better and for worse, Sears is a symbol of
American capitalism.” This shows how important Sears was in the
growth and uprising of America. This also helped with Historical
Impact.
Pruitt, Sarah. When the Sears Catalog Sold Everything from Houses to
Hubcaps, 16 Oct. 2018,
www.history.com/news/sears-catalog-houses-hubcaps.
“Before there was Amazon.com, there was the Sears catalog.” Sears
Roebuck and Company was the foundation to the very successful
“Amazon.” This was very helpful in Historical Impacts.
Torres, Ella. How the Sears catalog dominated the market and influenced
American history, New York Daily Times, 8 Jan. 2019
“The catalog also shifted the living patterns in the country.” The Sears
Catalog called for many different shifts and changes in the world and
in American History, such as a shift in the status of average
Americans. This source provided information on Historical Impact.