ANTHONY MARCUS is an Associate Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice of the City University of New York. He has taught American History, Anthropology, and International Development Studies on three continents and founded Australia's only entirely online Internet PhD program. His published works include numerous articles and books on history, African-American life, global development and culture. His most recent book, Where Have All The Homeless Gone? The Making and Unmaking of a Crisis is about the impact of the Reagan Revolution on life and social policy in the urban United States.
Preface | p. vii |
Introduction: Using Sources to Study the Past | p. xi |
Indians and Europeans: New World Encounters | p. 1 |
Points of View: Contact and Conquest (1502-1521) | |
Dispatches of the Conquest from the New World | p. 3 |
A Nahua Account of the Conquest of Mexico | p. 7 |
For Critical Thinking | p. 12 |
Destruction of the Indies | p. 13 |
Description of Virginia | p. 18 |
Encounter With the Indians Father | p. 22 |
Captured by Indians | p. 28 |
Visual Portfolio: New World Images | p. 37 |
The Colonial Experience: A Rapidly Changing Society | p. 43 |
Points of View: Women in Colonial America | |
A Business Trip Across the Colonies | p. 45 |
Leaving an Abusive Husband | p. 50 |
For Critical Thinking | p. 57 |
Testimony of Pueblo Indians | p. 58 |
The African Slave Trade | p. 64 |
On the Misfortune of Indentured Servants | p. 69 |
Defending Colonial Activities Before Parliament | p. 73 |
Assimilation and Discrimination Jews in the Early Republic | p. 80 |
Mapmaking and Colonialism in the New World Amplissima Regionis Mississippi | p. 86 |
Resistance and Revolution: Struggling for Liberty | p. 89 |
Points of View: The Boston Massacre (1770) | |
A British Officer's Description | p. 90 |
Colonial Accounts George Robert Twelves Hewes, John Tudor, and the | p. 94 |
For Critical Thinking | p. 102 |
Visual Portfolio: Patriot and Loyalist Propaganda | p. 103 |
A Soldier's View of the Revolutionary War | p. 110 |
Choosing Sides | p. 117 |
Secret Correspondence of a Loyalist Wife | p. 122 |
Republican Motherhood | p. 127 |
Shays's Rebellion: Prelude to the Constitution | p. 132 |
Casting Their Lot With the British | p. 138 |
Defining America: The Expanding Nation | p. 145 |
Points of View: Religion in the New Nation (1800-1830) | |
The Great Revival of 1800 | p. 147 |
An American Deist | p. 132 |
Religion in America | p. 157 |
For Critical Thinking | p. 162 |
Crossing the Continent | p. 163 |
The Trail of Tears | p. 171 |
Pulling a Handcart to the Mormon Zion | p. 177 |
How the West Was Won An Officer of the "Army of the West" | p. 184 |
Life in California Before the Gold Discovery | p. 189 |
Miners During the California Gold Rush Daguerreotype | p. 197 |
An Age of Reform: Rearranging Social Patterns | p. 199 |
Points of View: Nat Turner's Rebellion (1831) | |
A Slave Insurrection | p. 200 |
Who is to Blame? | p. 207 |
For Critical Thinking | p. 214 |
The Lowell Textile Workers | p. 215 |
A Family Torn Apart by Slavery | p. 222 |
Life of a Female Slave | p. 228 |
A Pioneer for Women's Rights | p. 236 |
Taking Up Arms Against Slavery | p. 244 |
Visual Portfolio: Slavery and Freedom | p. 251 |
Civil War and Reconstruction: The Price of War | p. 261 |
Points of View: Winding Down the War and an Uncertain Future | |
What the Black Man Wants | p. 263 |
A Slave Owner's Journal at the End of the Civil War | p. 269 |
For Critical Thinking | p. 276 |
Three Days of Terror | p. 277 |
The Battle of Gettysburg: at War and at Home | p. 286 |
Fighting for the Union Letters from Black Union Soldiers | p. 295 |
Healing Wounds | p. 302 |
African Americans During Reconstruction | p. 309 |
White Southerners' Reactions to Reconstruction | p. 314 |
Ruins in Charleston, South Carolina, 1865 Or 1866 Photography | p. 321 |
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