Landscape tastes in the United States are heavily anglicized. English landscape tastes easily diffused into the colonies, but restrictions of capital and labor were factors in creation of a nationalistic landscape during the republican era. Anglicization renewed after the Civil War when a complex diffusion process included reliable intercontinental exchanges, increased wealth, and photographic-printing techniques for mass-
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Peter J. Hugill (1986) studied this question.