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Order of Business Ann Adams Bullock It takes them to IndianThough the industrial revolution pushed Americans into radically new modes of living, working, and organizing, patriarchy and white supremacy survived in the new institutions of the industrial economy. Fraternal orders flourished so spectacularly between the Civil War and World War I that this era the peak of the industrial revolution is known as the Golden Age of Fraternity. In this work of historically informed sociology, Pamela Popielarz explores