One of this author's books begins with the chapter "Politics in an Age of Anxiety," and that work argues that "crisis will always be with us" and "the womb has irrevocably closed." This man wrote an essay that wonders "what has happened to the American male" and which was titled "The Crisis of American Masculinity." This man's father wrote The Rise of the City, which challenged Turner's frontier thesis. This author of The Vital Center decried the loss of the melting pot and the rise of multiculturalism in The Disuniting of America. One of his most influential works argues that the Executive Br
One of this author's books begins with the chapter "Politics in an Age of Anxiety," and that work argues that "crisis will always be with us" and "the womb has irrevocably closed." This man wrote an essay that wonders "what has happened to the American male" and which was titled "The Crisis of American Masculinity." This man's father wrote The Rise of the City, which challenged Turner's frontier thesis. This author of The Vital Center decried the loss of the melting pot and the rise of multiculturalism in The Disuniting of America. One of his most influential works argues that the Executive Branch has acquired powers beyond the scope of the Constitution, culminating in the crimes of the Nixon administration. For 10 points, name this American historian whose works include the JFK memoir A Thousand Days and The Imperial Presidency.
One of this author's books begins with the chapter "Politics in an Age of Anxiety," and that work argues that "crisis will always be with us" and "the womb has irrevocably closed.
Arthur Meier Schlesinger Jr.