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9780134323862

America

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  • ISBN13:

    9780134323862

  • ISBN10:

    0134323866

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1998-04-01
  • Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall

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Table of Contents

Prologue: Why Study History? 4(4)
Unit 1 The Nation's Beginnings to 1840 8(140)
Encounters and Colonies to 1754
14(36)
Three Lands on the Atlantic
16(7)
The Atlantic World Is Born
23(5)
European Settlement and Native American Resistance
28(8)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Decision to Use Enslaved Africans for Labor
34(2)
Life in Colonial America
36(14)
Historian's Toolbox: Making Comparisons
43(1)
Chapter Review
44(2)
Source Readings
46(4)
The Revolutionary Era, 1754-1783
50(28)
Colonial Issues and Independent Ideas
52(7)
Historian's Toolbox: Expressing Problems Clearly
58(1)
The War for Independence
59(7)
Government by the States
66(12)
Chapter Review
72(2)
Source Readings
74(4)
The Constitution of the United States, 1783-1789
78(26)
The Constitutional Convention
80(8)
Historian's Toolbox: Identifying Central Issues
87(1)
Ratifying the Constitution
88(4)
The New Government
92(12)
Chapter Review
96(2)
American Album: After the Revolution
98(2)
Source Readings
100(4)
From Jefferson Through Jackson, 1789-1840
104(44)
The Election of 1800: A Turning Point in History
106(6)
The Lasting Impact of the Election of 1800
110(2)
Life in the New Nation
112(8)
Changing Households and New Markets
120(4)
Sectional Divisions Arise
124(6)
The Age of Jackson
130(18)
Historian's Toolbox: Determining Relevance
137(1)
Chapter Review
138(2)
Source Readings
140(4)
Unit 1 Summary
144(4)
Unit 2 The United States, 1815-1915 148(156)
Reform and Expansion, 1815-1860
150(38)
Reform and Abolitionism
152(8)
Time & Place: A Geographic Perspective Routes to Freedom
158(2)
Women and the Working Class
160(7)
Beyond the Mississippi
167(7)
The Conquest of the West
174(14)
Historian's Toolbox: Formulating Questions
181(1)
Chapter Review
182(2)
Source Readings
184(4)
The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848-1877
188(38)
The Coming of the Civil War
190(8)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Dred Scott Decision
196(2)
The First Two Years of the Civil War
198(7)
Historian's Toolbox: Using Letters as Primary Sources
204(1)
War Brings Change
205(7)
Reconstruction
212(14)
Chapter Review
218(2)
American Album: Life at War
220(2)
Source Readings
222(4)
Changing Frontiers, 1860-1910
226(44)
The Expansion of American Industry
228(8)
Historian's Toolbox: Drawing Conclusions
235(1)
The Great Strikes: A Turning Point in History
236(8)
The Lasting Impact of the Great Strikes
242(2)
Moving West
244(7)
Politics in the Gilded Age
251(6)
Immigration and Urban Life
257(13)
Chapter Review
264(2)
Source Readings
266(4)
Cultural and Social Transformations, 1870-1915
270(34)
The Expansion of Education
272(4)
Recreation for the Masses
276(5)
The World of Jim Crow
281(201)
Historian's Toolbox: Reading a Political Cartoon
285(197)
The Woman Question
482
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Decision to Rule Against Women's Suffrage
290(2)
Chapter Review
292(2)
American Album: The Growth of Sports
294(2)
Source Readings
296(4)
Unit 2 Summary
300(4)
Unit 3 The United States on the Brink of Change, 1890-1920 304(96)
Becoming a World Power, 1890-1913
306(30)
The Pressure to Expand
308(4)
Foreign Entanglements, War, and Annexations
312(7)
Historian's Toolbox: Using a Time Zone Map
318(1)
A Forceful Diplomacy
319(7)
Time & Place: A Geographic Perspective The Building of the Panama Canal
324(2)
The People's Response to Imperialism
326(10)
Chapter Review
330(2)
Source Readings
332(4)
The Era of Progressive Reform, 1890-1920
336(32)
The Origins of Progressivism
338(5)
Progressivism: Its Legislative Impact
343(7)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Decision to Lock the Doors at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company
348(2)
Progressivism: Its Impact on National Politics
350(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Testing Conclusions
354(1)
Suffrage at Last: A Turning Point in History
355(13)
The Lasting Impact of the Nineteenth Amendment
360(2)
Chapter Review
362(2)
Source Readings
364(4)
The World War I Era, 1914-1920
368(32)
The Road to War
370(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Identifying Alternatives
374(1)
The United States Declares War
375(4)
Americans on the European Front
379(5)
On the Home Front
384(4)
Global Peacemaker
388(12)
Chapter Review
392(2)
American Album: From Field to Factory
394(2)
Source Readings
396(4)
Unit 4 Boom Times to Hard Times, 1919-1938 400(96)
A Stormy Era, 1919-1929
402(34)
Postwar Adjustments
404(6)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Decision to Restrict Immigration
408(2)
Social and Political Developments
410(5)
New Manners, New Morals
415(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Analyzing Advertisements
419(1)
Creating a Shared Culture
420(4)
Stemming the Tide of Change
424(12)
Chapter Review
428(2)
American Album: The Jazz Age
430(2)
Source Readings
432(4)
Crash and Depression, 1929-1933
436(34)
The Economy in the Late 1920s
438(4)
The Stock Market Crash
442(6)
Time & Place: A Geographic Perspective The Black Blizzards
446(2)
Social Effects of the Depression
448(6)
Historian's Toolbox: Distinguishing False from Accurate Images
453(1)
Surviving the Great Depression
454(3)
The Election of 1932: A Turning Point in History
457(13)
The Lasting Impact of the Election of 1932
462(2)
Chapter Review
464(2)
Source Readings
466(4)
The New Deal, 1933-1938
470(26)
Forging a New Deal
472(7)
The New Deal's Critics
479(6)
Historian's Toolbox: Distinguishing Fact from Opinion
484(1)
Enduring Legacies of the New Deal
485(11)
Chapter Review
490(2)
Source Readings
492(4)
Unit 5 Hot and Cold War, 1939-1960 496(124)
World War II, 1939-1945
498(32)
Prelude to War
500(6)
The Military Struggle
506(7)
Americans on the Battle Fronts
513(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Examining Photographs
517(1)
Dropping the Atomic Bomb: A Turning Point in History
518(12)
The Lasting Impact of the Atomic Bomb
522(2)
Chapter Review
524(2)
Source Readings
526(4)
World War II at Home, 1941-7945
530(30)
The Shift to Wartime Production
532(4)
Daily Life on the Home Front
536(4)
Women and the War
540(6)
Historian's Toolbox: Identifying Assumptions
545(1)
The Struggle for Justice at Home
546(14)
Chapter Review
552(2)
American Album: Bringing the War Home
554(2)
Source Readings
556(4)
The Cold War and American Society, 1945-i960
560(28)
Origins of the Cold War
562(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Recognizing Cause and Effect
566(1)
Containment
567(5)
The Cold War in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America
572(5)
The Cold War in the United States
577(11)
Chapter Review
582(2)
Source Readings
584(4)
The Postwar Years at Home, 1945-1960
588(32)
The Postwar Economy
590(6)
Historian's Toolbox: Evaluating Magazine Advertisements
595(1)
The Mood of the 1950s
596(6)
Time & Place: A Geographic Perspective The Suburban Explosion
600(2)
Domestic Politics and Policy
602(6)
The Continuing Struggle for Equality
608(12)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Decision to Integrate Major League Baseball
612(2)
Chapter Review
614(2)
Source Readings
616(4)
Unit 6 The Upheaval of the Sixties, 1960-1975 620(124)
The Kennedy and Johnson Years, 1960-1968
622(28)
The New Frontier
624(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Exploring Oral History
628(1)
The Great Society
629(7)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: Kennedy's Decision to Send an American to the Moon
634(2)
Foreign Policy in the 1960s
636(14)
Chapter Review
644(2)
Source Readings
646(4)
The Civil Rights Movement, 1960-1968
650(32)
Leaders and Strategies
652(7)
Historian's Toolbox: Using Autobiography and Biography
658(1)
Nonviolent Confrontation: A Turning Point in History
659(7)
The Lasting Impact of Nonviolent Confrontation
664(2)
The Political Response
666(5)
The Challenge of Black Power
671(11)
Chapter Review
676(2)
Source Readings
678(4)
Continuing Social Revolution, 1960-1975
682(30)
The Women's Movement
684(7)
Historian's Toolbox: Recognizing Bias
690(1)
Ethnic Minorities Seek Equality
691(5)
Native American Struggles
696(5)
Environmental and Consumer Movements
701(11)
Time & Place: A Geographic Perspective After Silent Spring
704(2)
Chapter Review
706(2)
Source Readings
708(4)
The Vietnam War and American Society, 1960-1975
712(32)
The War in the 1960s
714(4)
The Brutality of the War
718(4)
Student Protest
722(5)
Historian's Toolbox: Checking Consistency
726(1)
The Counterculture
727(4)
The End of the War
731(13)
Chapter Review
736(2)
American Album: Personal Legacy
738(2)
Source Readings
740(4)
Unit 7 Continuity and Change, 1968-Present 744(118)
The Nixon Years, 1968-1974
746(32)
1968: A Turning Point in History
748(6)
The Lasting Impact of the Year 1968
752(2)
The Nixon Administration
754(6)
Nixon's Foreign Policy
760(5)
The Watergate Scandal
765(13)
Historian's Toolbox: Analyzing Presidential Records
771(1)
Chapter Review
772(2)
Source Readings
774(4)
The Post-Watergate Period, 1974-1980
778(30)
The Ford Administration
780(5)
The Carter Transition
785(4)
Carter's Foreign Policy
789(6)
Historian's Toolbox: Recognizing Ideologies
794(1)
Carter's Domestic Problems
795(13)
History Might Not Have Happened This Way: The Decision to Reveal the Effects of Agent Orange
800(2)
Chapter Review
802(2)
Source Readings
804(4)
The Conservative Revolution, 1980-1992
808(28)
Roots of the New Conservatism
810(4)
The Reagan Revolution
814(5)
Reagan's Second Term
819(6)
The Bush Presidency
825(11)
Historian's Toolbox: Demonstrating Reasoned Judgment
829(1)
Time & Place: A Geographic Perspective The Rise of the Sunbelt
830(2)
Chapter Review
832(2)
Source Readings
834(2)
Entering a New Era, 1992-Present
836(26)
The Clinton Presidency
838(6)
The United States in a New World
844(6)
Twenty-First Century Americans
850(12)
Historian's Toolbox: Predicting Consequences
855(1)
Chapter Review
856(2)
American Album: The Information Age
858(2)
Source Readings
860(2)
Unit 8 Pathways to the Future 862(108)
Immigration and the Golden Door
864(8)
Debate Should we continue to welcome people from other lands, or do we need to restrict immigration?
Gun Control and Crime
872(7)
Debate Given the rising tide of violent crime, is stiffer gun control an effective way to restore tranquillity?
Minimum Wage and the Role of Government
879(7)
Debate What should be the proper role of the federal government in protecting workers' income?
Entitlements: Rethinking Government Guarantees
886(9)
Debate How do we balance the needs of the budget, both for the present and the future?
The United States in the Western Hemisphere
895(9)
Debate How well has NAFTA worked? How good a model is it for our dealings with the other countries of the Americas?
Foreign Policy After the Cold War
904(10)
Debate What should be the American role in world affairs now that the cold war is over?
Technology and You in the Next Century
914(56)
Debate How can schools best prepare students to use and take advantage of the technology of the next century?
Epilogue: A Nation Looks Ahead
924(7)
REFERENCE SECTION
Correlation to Prentice Hall Literature The American Experience
931(2)
The Declaration of Independence
933(3)
The Constitution of the United States
936(18)
Illustrated Data Bank
954(11)
Presidents of the United States
965(5)
Key Events That Shaped the Nation 970(8)
Glossary 978(9)
Biographical Dictionary 987(6)
Index 993(18)
Acknowledgments 1011

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