American politics in the Gilded Age was rife with graft and corruption. The American people demanded something different. Could presidents Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, and Cleveland be the right men when America felt it was time for a change?

The Gilded Age saw a boom in immigration to the United States. The Statue of Liberty had lifter her lamp "beside the golden door" and the poor and weary of the world came to enjoy the blessings of freedom and the hope of a new beginning.

It was an age of discovery, an age of innovation, and an age of invention.

The American industrial renaissance makes the United States a world power.

The working class fights for a voice, newly freedmen of the South fight for equal rights, and the women fight for the right to vote.

The United States is set to explode onto the international stage.

Explore the history of Notre Dame and find how faith, fellowship, and football coexist.

Learn about the events that made Theodore Roosevelt one of our most celebrated presidents.

The world is going crazy, and in the gathering darkness that will result in World War I, Woodrow Wilson is elected president.

In Europe, war has been raging for years. And when America gets thrown into the mix, it is truly a world war.

After the bloody war, can Wilson's fourteen-point plan sow the seeds for a peaceful future?

America enters a new era of prosperity and excess. Welcome to the Roaring ´20s.

"Good times" come with a price, and the price for the Roaring '20s would be heavy.