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9780618391776

Since 1865 Vol. 2 : People and a Nation: A History of the United States

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  • ISBN13:

    9780618391776

  • ISBN10:

    0618391770

  • Edition: 7th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-10-20
  • 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.

Table of Contents

Special Features xiii
Maps
xiii
Figures
xiv
Tables
xv
Links to the World xv
Legacy for a People and a Nation xvi
Preface xvii
The Authors xxiii
Reconstruction: An Unfinished Revolution, 1865--1877
419(32)
Wartime Reconstruction
421(2)
The Meanings of Freedom
423(4)
Johnson's Reconstruction Plan
427(2)
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan
429(7)
Reconstruction Politics in the South
436(5)
Reconstruction Reversed
441(6)
Links to the World: The Grants' Tour of the World
442(5)
Summary
447(4)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The Fourteenth Amendment
447(4)
The Development of the West, 1877--1900
451(28)
The Economic Activities of Native Peoples
453(2)
The Transformation of Native Cultures
455(5)
The Extraction of Natural Resources
460(5)
Irrigation and Transportation
465(4)
Links to the World: The Australian Frontier
466(3)
Farming the Plains
469(4)
The Ranching Frontier
473(3)
Summary
476(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The West and Rugged Individualism
476(3)
The Machine Age, 1877--1920
479(30)
Technology and the Triumph of Industrialism
481(6)
Links to the World: The Atlantic Cable
483(4)
Mechanization and the Changing Status of Labor
487(4)
Labor Violence and the Union Movement
491(5)
Standards of Living
496(6)
The Corporate Consolidation Movement
502(2)
The Gospel of Wealth and Its Critics
504(2)
Summary
506(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Industrialization, Smoke, and Pollution Control
506(3)
The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877--1920
509(32)
Growth of the Modern City
511(8)
Urban Neighborhoods
519(3)
Living Conditions in the Inner City
522(3)
Managing the City
525(5)
Family Life
530(3)
The New Leisure and Mass Culture
533(5)
Links to the World: Japanese Baseball
535(3)
Summary
538(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Ethnic Food
539(2)
Gilded Age Politics, 1877--1900
541(26)
The Nature of Party Politics
543(2)
Links to the World: Missionaries
544(1)
Issues of Legislation
545(3)
The Presidency Restrengthened
548(2)
Discrimination, Disfranchisement, and Response
550(4)
Agrarian Unrest and Populism
554(4)
The Depression and Protests of the 1890s
558(3)
The Silver Crusade and the Election of 1896
561(3)
Summary
564(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Interpreting a Fairy Tale
565(2)
The Progressive Era, 1895--1920
567(28)
The Varied Progressive Impulse
570(3)
Governmental and Legislative Reform
573(3)
Links to the World: Russian Temperance
575(1)
New Ideas in Social Institutions
576(4)
Challenges to Racial and Sexual Discrimination
580(4)
Theodore Roosevelt and the Revival of the Presidency
584(6)
Woodrow Wilson and the Extension of Reform
590(1)
Summary
591(4)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood, and the Birth-Control Controversy
592(3)
The Quest for Empire, 1865--1914
595(26)
Imperial Dreams
597(5)
Ambitions and Strategies
602(2)
Crises in the 1890s: Hawai'i, Venezuela, and Cuba
604(3)
The Spanish-American War and the Debate over Empire
607(3)
Asian Encounters: War in the Philippines, Diplomacy in China
610(3)
Links to the World: The U.S. System of Education in the Philippines
612(1)
TR's World
613(5)
Summary
618(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The Status of Puerto Rico
618(3)
Americans in the Great War, 1914--1920
621(30)
Precarious Neutrality
623(3)
The Decision for War
626(3)
Winning the War
629(6)
Links to the World: The Influenza Pandemic of 1918
634(1)
Mobilizing the Home Front
635(4)
Civil Liberties Under Challenge
639(2)
Red Scare, Red Summer
641(2)
The Defeat of Peace
643(5)
Summary
648(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Freedom of Speech and the ACLU
648(3)
The New Era, 1920--1929
651(28)
Big Business Triumphant
652(2)
Politics and Government
654(3)
Materialism Unbound
657(2)
Cities, Migrants, and Suburbs
659(4)
Links to the World: Pan American Airways
660(3)
New Rhythms of Everyday Life
663(3)
Lines of Defense
666(4)
The Age of Play
670(2)
Cultural Currents
672(2)
The Election of 1928 and the End of the New Era
674(3)
Summary
677(2)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Intercollegiate Athletics
677(2)
The Great Depression and the New Deal, 1929--1941
679(32)
Hoover and Hard Times: 1929--1933
681(5)
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Launching of the New Deal
686(6)
Political Pressure and the Second New Deal
692(5)
Labor
697(2)
Federal Power and the Nationalization of Culture
699(5)
Links to the World: The 1936 Olympic Games
703(1)
The Limits of the New Deal
704(4)
Summary
708(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Social Security
709(2)
Peaceseekers and Warmakers: Americans in the World, 1920--1941
711(28)
Searching for Peace and Order in the 1920s
713(2)
The World Economy, Cultural Expansion, and Great Depression
715(4)
U.S. Dominance in Latin America
719(4)
The Course to War in Europe
723(4)
Japan, China, and a New Order in Asia
727(2)
U.S. Entry into World War II
729(7)
Links to the World: Radio News
730(6)
Summary
736(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Presidential Deception of the Public
736(3)
The Second World War at Home and Abroad, 1941--1945
739(28)
The United States at War
741(3)
The Production Front and American Workers
744(3)
Life on the Home Front
747(4)
The Limits of American Ideals
751(5)
Links to the World: War Brides
752(4)
Life in the Military
756(1)
Winning the War
757(7)
Summary
764(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Atomic Waste
764(3)
The Cold War and American Globalism, 1945--1961
767(30)
From Allies to Adversaries
770(4)
Containment in Action
774(4)
The Cold War in Asia
778(2)
The Korean War
780(3)
Unrelenting Cold War
783(4)
Links to the World: The People-to-People Campaign
785(2)
The Struggle for the Third World
787(7)
Summary
794(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The National Security State
795(2)
America at Midcentury, 1945--1960
797(30)
Shaping Postwar America
799(4)
Domestic Politics in the Cold War Era
803(3)
Cold War Fears and Anticommunism
806(2)
The Struggle for Civil Rights
808(4)
Creating a Middle-Class Nation
812(4)
Men, Women, and Youth at Midcentury
816(5)
Links to the World: Barbie
820(1)
The Limits of the Middle-Class Nation
821(3)
Summary
824(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The Pledge of Allegiance
825(2)
The Tumultuous Sixties, 1960--1968
827(32)
Kennedy and the Cold War
829(4)
Marching for Freedom
833(3)
Liberalism and the Great Society
836(5)
Johnson and Vietnam
841(5)
A Nation Divided
846(7)
Links to the World: The British Invasion
852(1)
1968
853(3)
Summary
856(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The Immigration Act of 1965
856(3)
Continuing Divisions and New Limits, 1969--1980
859(30)
The New Politics of Identity
861(3)
The Women's Movement and Gay Liberation
864(3)
The End in Vietnam
867(3)
Nixon, Kissinger, and the World
870(4)
Links to the World: OPEC and the 1973 Oil Embargo
873(1)
Presidential Politics and the Crisis of Leadership
874(3)
Economic Crisis
877(3)
An Era of Cultural Transformation
880(3)
Renewed Cold War and Middle East Crisis
883(3)
Summary
886(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: Human Rights
886(3)
Conservatism Revived, 1980--1992
889(28)
Reagan and the Conservative Resurgence
891(3)
``Reaganomics''
894(6)
Links to the World: CNN
899(1)
Reagan and the World
900(5)
A Polarized People: American Society in the 1980s
905(5)
The End of the Cold War and Global Disorder
910(4)
Summary
914(3)
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The Americans with Disabilities Act
915(2)
Global Bridges in the New Millennium: America Since 1992
917
Social Strains and New Political Directions
919(4)
``The New Economy'' and Globalization
923(6)
Paradoxes of Prosperity
929(5)
September 11 and the War on Terrorism
934(6)
Americans in the New Millennium
940(7)
Links to the World: The Global AIDS Epidemic
944(3)
Summary
947
Legacy for a People and a Nation: The Internet
947
Appendix
1(1)
Suggestions for Further Reading
1(24)
Documents
25(13)
Declaration of Independence in Congress, July 4, 1776
25(1)
Articles of Confederation
26(3)
Constitution of the United States of America and Amendments
29(9)
The American People and Nation: A Statistical Profile
38(5)
Presidential Elections
43(5)
Presidents and Vice Presidents
48(2)
Party Strength in Congress
50(3)
Justices of the Supreme Court
53
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