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9780618214686

A People and a Nation

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    9780618214686

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    0618214682

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-07-23
  • Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing
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This spirited narrative challenges students to think about the meaning of American history. Thoughtful inclusion of the lives of everyday people, cultural diversity, work, and popular culture preserves the text's basic approach to American history as a story of all the American people.The Seventh Edition maintains the emphasis on the unique social history of the United States and engages students through cutting-edge research and scholarship. New content includes expanded coverage of modern history (post-1945) with discussion of foreign relations, gender analysis, and race and racial relations.Chapter-based "Links to the World" connect US history to global events and provide web links for further research while end-of-chapter "Legacies for a People and a Nation" focus on meaningful events or movements relevant to present-day issues or controversies.

Table of Contents

Maps
xv
Charts xvi
Preface to the Brief Sixth Edition xvii
Preface to the Full-Length Sixth Edition xix
Three Old Worlds Create a New, 1492--1600
1(20)
American Societies
2(3)
North America in 1492
5(3)
African Societies
8(2)
European Societies
10(1)
Early European Explorations
11(1)
The Voyages of Columbus, Cabot, and Their Successors
12(3)
Spanish Exploration and Conquest
15(1)
The Columbian Exchange
16(2)
Europeans in North America
18(1)
Summary
19(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Columbus Day
20(1)
Europeans Colonize North America, 1600--1640
21(18)
New Spain, New France, and New Netherland
22(4)
The Caribbean
26(1)
English Interest in Colonization
26(2)
The Founding of Virginia
28(2)
Life in the Chesapeake
30(2)
The Founding of New England
32(3)
Life in New England
35(2)
Summary
37(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Foxwoods Casino and the Mashantucket Pequot Museum
38(1)
American Societies Take Shape, 1640--1720
39(20)
The Restoration Colonies
40(5)
1670--1680: A Decade of Crisis
45(3)
The Introduction of African Slavery
48(1)
The Web of Empire and the Atlantic Slave Trade
49(4)
Enslavement in North America
53(2)
Colonial Political Development, Imperial Reorganization, and the Witchcraft Crisis
55(2)
Summary
57(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation ``Witch Hunts''
57(2)
A World Transformed, 1720--1770
59(16)
Population Growth and Ethnic Diversity
60(3)
Economic Growth and Development
63(2)
Colonial Cultures
65(3)
Colonial Families
68(3)
Politics: Stability and Crisis in British America
71(1)
A Crisis in Religion
72(1)
Summary
73(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Anti-Immigrant Sentiments
74(1)
Severing the Bonds of Empire, 1754--1774
75(17)
Renewed Warfare Among Europeans and Indians
76(4)
1763: A Turning Point
80(2)
The Stamp Act Crisis
82(3)
Resistance to the Townshend Acts
85(2)
Confrontations in Boston
87(2)
Tea and Turmoil
89(1)
Summary
90(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Census and Reapportionment
91(1)
A Revolution, Indeed, 1774--1783
92(16)
Government by Congress and Committee
93(2)
Choosing Sides: Loyalists, African Americans, and Indians
95(2)
War and Independence
97(4)
The Long Struggle in the North
101(3)
The Long Struggle in the South
104(2)
Yorktown and the Treaty of Paris
106(1)
Summary
106(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Black Patriots' Memorial
107(1)
Forging a National Republic, 1776--1789
108(18)
Creating a Virtuous Republic
110(2)
The First Emancipation and the Growth of Racism
112(3)
Designing Republican, Governments
115(1)
Trials of the Confederation
116(2)
Order and Disorder in the West
118(2)
From Crisis to the Constitution
120(3)
Opposition and Ratification
123(2)
Summary
125(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Women's Education
125(1)
The Early Republic: Conflicts at Home and Abroad, 1789--1800
126(14)
Building a Workable Government
127(1)
Domestic Policy Under Washington and Hamilton
128(3)
The French Revolution and the Development of Partisan Politics
131(1)
Partisan Politics and Relations with Great Britain
132(2)
John Adams and Political Dissent
134(2)
Race Relations at the End of the Century
136(3)
Summary
139(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Dissent During Wartime
139(1)
``A Wise and Frugal Government'': The Democratic-Republicans in Power, 1801--1815
140(16)
The Jefferson Presidency and Marshall Court
142(2)
Louisiana and Lewis and Clark
144(2)
Political Factionalism and Jefferson's Reelection
146(1)
Indian Resistance
147(2)
American Neutrality Imperiled by a World at War
149(1)
Commerce and Industry
150(1)
The War of 1812
151(3)
Peace and Consequences
154(1)
Summary
155(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Peaceful Transfer of Power
155(1)
Nationalism, Expansion, and the Market Economy, 1816--1845
156(22)
Postwar Nationalism
158(3)
The Market Economy and Government's Economic Role
161(3)
Transportation Links
164(1)
Commercial Farming
165(1)
The Rise of Manufacturing and Commerce
166(2)
Workers and the Workplace
168(2)
Americans on the Move
170(2)
Native American Resistance and Removal
172(4)
Summary
176(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation A Mixed Economy
177(1)
Reform and Politics in the Age of Jackson, 1824--1845
178(19)
From Revival to Reform
180(2)
Antimasonary
182(1)
Abolitionism and the Women's Movement
183(3)
Jacksonianism and Party Politics
186(2)
Federalism at Issue: The Nullification and Bank Controversies
188(2)
The Whig Challenge and the Second Party System
190(2)
Manifest Destiny and Expansionism
192(3)
Summary
195(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Bible Belt
195(2)
People and Communities in the North and West, 1830--1860
197(19)
Country Life
198(3)
The West
201(1)
City Life
202(3)
Extremes of Wealth
205(3)
Women, Families, and the Domestic Ideal
208(1)
Immigrant Lives in America
209(4)
Free People of Color
213(1)
Summary
214(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation White Fascination with and Appropriation of Black Culture
215(1)
People and Communities in a Slave Society: The South, 1830--1860
216(17)
The ``Peculiar'' South?
217(3)
Free Southerners: Farmers, Planters, and Free Blacks
220(4)
Slave Life and Labor
224(2)
Slave Culture
226(3)
Slave Resistance and Rebellion
229(1)
Harmony and Tension in a Slave Society
229(2)
Summary
231(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Black Family
232(1)
Slavery and America's Future: The Road to War, 1845--1861
233(19)
The War with Mexico and Its Consequences
234(4)
1850: Compromise or Armistice?
238(3)
Slavery Expansion and Collapse of the Party System
241(3)
Slavery and the Nation's Future
244(3)
Disunion
247(3)
Summary
250(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Revolutionary Violence
251(1)
Transforming Fire: The Civil War, 1861--1865
252(21)
America Goes to War, 1861--1862
254(3)
War Transforms the South
257(2)
Wartime Northern Economy and Society
259(3)
The Advent of Emancipation
262(2)
The Soldiers' War
264(1)
1863: The Tide of Battle Turns
265(1)
Disunity, South and North
266(2)
1864--1865: The Final Test of Wills
268(4)
Summary
272(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Confederate Battle Flag
272(1)
Reconstruction: An Unfinished Revolution, 1865--1877
273(19)
Wartime Reconstruction
274(2)
The Meanings of Freedom
276(2)
Johnson's Reconstruction Plan
278(2)
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan
280(4)
Reconstruction Politics in the South
284(3)
Reconstruction Reversed
287(3)
Summary
290(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Fourteenth Amendment
291(1)
The Development of the West, 1877--1900
292(16)
The Economic Activities of Native Peoples
294(1)
The Transformation of Native Cultures
295(3)
The Extraction of Natural Resources
298(4)
Irrigation and Transportation
302(2)
Farming the Plains
304(1)
The Ranching Frontier
305(1)
Summary
306(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The West and Hugged Individualism
307(1)
The Machine Age, 1877--1920
308(18)
Technology and the Triumph of Industrialism
310(3)
Mechanization and the Changing Status of Labor
313(3)
The Union Movement
316(3)
Standards of Living
319(1)
The Quest for Convenience
320(2)
The Corporate Consolidation Movement
322(1)
The Gospel of Wealth and Its Critics
323(1)
Summary
324(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Rockefeller and Standard Oil
325(1)
The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877--1920
326(21)
Industrial Growth and Transportation in the Modern City
327(1)
Peopling the Cities: Migrants and Immigrants
328(5)
Urban Neighborhoods
333(1)
Living Conditions in the Inner City
334(2)
Promises of Mobility
336(1)
Managing the City
337(3)
Family Life
340(2)
The New Leisure and Mass Culture
342(3)
Summary
345(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Ethnic Food
346(1)
Gilded Age Politics, 1877--1900
347(16)
The Nature of Party Politics
348(1)
Politics in the Industrial Age
349(3)
The Presidency Restrengthened
352(1)
Limits of Gilded Age Politics
353(2)
Agrarian Unrest and Populism
355(3)
The Depression of the 1890s
358(1)
Depression-Era Protests
359(1)
Populists, the Silver Crusade, and the Election of 1896
360(1)
Summary
361(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Politics and Popular Culture
362(1)
The Progressive Era, 1895--1920
363(19)
The Varied Progressive Impulse
364(3)
Governmental and Legislative Reform
367(2)
New Ideas in Education, Law, and Religion
369(2)
Challenges to Racial and Sexual Discrimination
371(4)
Theodore Roosevelt and the Revival of the Presidency
375(3)
Woodrow Wilson and the Extension of Reform
378(2)
Summary
380(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Women and Social Work
380(2)
The Quest for Empire, 1865--1914
382(16)
Imperial Promoters: The Foreign Policy Elite and Economic Expansion
384(1)
Ideology, Culture, and Empire
385(2)
Ambitions Abroad, 1860s--1880s
387(1)
Crises in the 1890s: Hawai`i, Venezuela, and Cuba
388(2)
The Spanish-American-Cuban-Filipino War and the Debate over Empire
390(1)
Asian Encounters: Open Door in China, Philippine Insurrection, and Japan
391(3)
Latin America, Europe, and International Rivalry
394(3)
Summary
397(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Status of Puerto Rico
397(1)
Americans in the Great War, 1914--1920
398(18)
Precarious Neutrality
400(2)
Submarine Warfare and Wilson's Decision for War
402(2)
Taking Up Arms and Winning the War
404(2)
Mobilizing and Managing the Home Front
406(2)
Emergence of the Civil Liberties Issue
408(2)
The Bolshevik Revolution, Labor Strikes, and the Red Scare
410(1)
The Peace Conference, League Fight, and Postwar World
411(3)
Summary
414(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Remembering War at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
415(1)
The New Era of the 1920s
416(18)
Big Business Triumphant
417(2)
Politics and Government
419(2)
Materialism Unbound
421(1)
Cities, Migrants, and Suburbs
421(2)
New Rhythms of Everyday Life
423(2)
Lines of Defense
425(3)
The Age of Play
428(1)
Cultural Currents
429(1)
The Election of 1928 and the End of the New Era
430(2)
Summary
432(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Intercollegiate Athletics
432(2)
The Great Depression and the New Deal, 1929--1941
434(20)
Hoover and Hard Times: 1929--1933
436(2)
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Election of 1932
438(2)
Launching the New Deal and Restoring Confidence
440(3)
Opposition to the New Deal
443(1)
The Second New Deal and Roosevelt's Second Term
444(2)
Industrial Workers and the Rise of the CIO
446(1)
Mixed Progress for People of Color
447(3)
Women, Work, and the Great Depression
450(1)
The Election of 1940 and the Legacy of the New Deal
451(1)
Summary
451(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Social Security for Retired Americans
452(2)
Peaceseekers and Warmakers: Americans in the World, 1920--1941
454(17)
Searching for Peace and Order in the 1920s
456(1)
The World Economy, Cultural Expansion, and the Great Depression
457(2)
U.S. Hegemony in Latin America
459(4)
Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, and War in Europe
463(1)
Isolationism, Neutrality Acts, and Roosevelt's Cautious Foreign Policy
464(1)
Japan, China, and a New Order in Asia
465(1)
On a Collision Course with Japan and Germany, 1939--1941
466(2)
Why War Came: Pearl Harbor and U.S. Entry into World War II
468(1)
Summary
469(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Presidential Deception of the Public
470(1)
The Second World War at Home and Abroad, 1941--1945
471(18)
Winning the Second World War
472(5)
Mobilizing the American Home Front
477(1)
The Military Life
478(1)
Enemy Aliens, Conscientious Objectors, and Japanese American Internees
479(1)
Jobs and Racism on the Home Front
480(1)
Women and Children in the War Effort
481(2)
The Decline of Liberalism and the Election of 1944
483(1)
Planning for Peace
484(3)
Summary
487(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Atomic
487(2)
Postwar America: Cold War Politics, Civil Rights, and the Baby Boom, 1945--1961
489(20)
Cold War Politics: The Truman Presidency
490(4)
Consensus and Conflict: The Eisenhower Presidency
494(2)
McCarthyism
496(2)
The Civil Rights Movement in the 1940s and 1950s
498(3)
The Postwar Booms: Babies, Business, and Bigness
501(2)
Conformity and Consumerism
503(3)
The Other America
506(1)
The Election of 1960 and the Dawning of a New Decade
507(1)
Summary
508(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Eradication of Polio
508(1)
The Cold War and American Globalism, 1945--1961
509(21)
Why the Cold War Began
510(3)
Truman's Cold War: Europe and Global Containment
513(4)
Asian Acrimony: Japan, China, and Vietnam
517(1)
The Korean War
518(2)
Eisenhower, Dulles, and Unrelenting Cold War
520(3)
At Odds with the Third World
523(3)
U.S. Interventions in the Third World
526(2)
Summary
528(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The National Security State
929
Reform and Conflict at Home: A Turbulent Era, 1961--1974
530(18)
Civil Rights and the New Frontier
532(2)
The Great Society and the Triumph of Liberalism
534(2)
Civil Rights Disillusionment, Race Riots, and Black Power
536(2)
The New Left and the Counterculture
538(2)
1968: A Year of Protest, Violence, and Loss
540(1)
Rebirth of Feminism
541(2)
Nixon and the Divided Nation
543(1)
Nixon's Reelection and Resignation
544(2)
Summary
546(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Watergate and Political Reforms
546(2)
Disaster and Detente: The Cold War, Vietnam, and the Third World, 1961--1989
548(21)
Kennedy's Nation Building, Arms Buildup, and the Cuban Missile Crisis
550(2)
Johnson and Americanization of the War in Vietnam
552(3)
Vietnam: Escalation, Carnage, and Protest
555(2)
Nixon, Vietnamization, and the Impact of America's Longest War
557(2)
Nixon, Kissinger, and Detente
559(3)
Carter, Preventive Diplomacy, and a Reinvigorated Cold War
562(3)
The Ups and Downs of Reagan's World
565(3)
Summary
568(1)
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Peace Corps
568(1)
The End of the Postwar Boom, 1974--1989
569(19)
Economic Crisis and Ford's Response
570(4)
Continuing Economic Problems and the Carter Presidency
574(1)
Conservative Resurgence and Reagan
575(2)
``Reaganomics''
577(2)
People of Color and New Immigrants
579(2)
Feminism, Antifeminism, and Women's Lives
581(1)
A Polarized People: American Society in the 1980s
582(2)
Economic Upturn and the Election of 1988
584(2)
Summary
586(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation Ethnic America
586(2)
Prosperity, Power, and Peril: America to 2002
588
Economic and Social Anxieties: The Presidency of George H. W. Bush
591
The End of the Cold War and Global Disorder
592
Economic Doldrums, American voters, and the Election of 1992
596
Bill Clinton, Newt Gingrich, and Political Stalemate
597
Anger, Apathy, and the Election of 1996
599
The Prospects and Perils of Hegemonic Power: Military Interventions, Peace Diplomacy, Trade, and Culture
601
Clinton's Second Term: Scandal, Impeachment, and Political Survival
605
The 2000 Elections, a New Bush, and Terrorism
606
Summary
610
Legacy for a People and a Nation The Internet
611
Appendix
Suggestions for Further Reading
A-1
Historical Reference Books by Subject
A-37
Documents
Declaration of Independence in Congress, July 4, 1776
A-45
Constitution of the United States of America and Amendments
A-46
The American People and Nation: A Statistical Profile
A-56
The Fifty States, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico
A-62
Presidential Elections
A-66
Presidents and Vice Presidents
A-71
Party Strength in Congress
A-73
Justices of the Supreme Court
A-76
Index I-1

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