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9780321195173

The American People: Creating a Nation and a Society

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    9780321195173

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    0321195175

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-07-30
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Table of Contents

Specialized Contents xiii
Preface xvii
Supplements xxiii
Acknowledgments xxviii
About the Authors xxx
Note to the Student xxxii
Part One A Colonizing People, 1492--1776
2(190)
Ancient America and Africa
2(36)
The Peoples of America Before Columbus
4(18)
Recovering the Past Archaeological Artifacts
12(10)
Africa on the Eve of Contact
22(8)
Europe on the Eve of Invading the Americas
30(8)
Conclusion The Approach of a New Global Age
34(4)
Europeans and Africans Reach the Americas
38(36)
Breaching the Atlantic
40(5)
The Spanish Conquest of America
45(12)
Analyzing History The Columbian Exchange
51(6)
England Looks West
57(8)
Recovering the Past Illustrated Travel Accounts
60(5)
African Bondage
65(9)
Conclusion Converging Worlds
70(4)
Colonizing a Continent in the Seventeenth Century
74(44)
The Chesapeake Tobacco Coast
76(12)
Recovering the Past Houses
82(5)
Analyzing History The Atlantic Slave Trade
87(1)
Massachusetts and Its Offspring
88(11)
From the St. Lawrence to the Hudson
99(2)
Proprietary Carolina: A Restoration Reward
101(2)
The Quakers' Peaceable Kingdom
103(4)
New Spain's Northern Frontier
107(1)
An Era of Instability
108(10)
Conclusion The Achievement of New Societies
114(4)
The Maturing of Colonial Society
118(42)
The North: A Land of Family Farms
120(6)
The Plantation South
126(8)
Contending for a Continent
134(7)
The Urban World of Commerce and Ideas
141(7)
Recovering the Past Household Inventories
144(4)
The Great Awakening
148(5)
Political Life
153(7)
Conclusion America in 1750
190
The Strains of Empire
160(32)
The Climactic Seven Years' War
162(10)
The Crisis with England
172(10)
The Ideology of Revolutionary Republicanism
182(2)
The Turmoil of a Rebellious People
184(8)
Recovering the Past Poetry
186
Conclusion On the Brink of Revolution
157(35)
Part Two A Revolutionary People, 1775--1828
192(140)
A People in Revolution
192(34)
Bursting the Colonial Bonds
194(2)
The War for American Independence
196(11)
The Experience of War
207(9)
Recovering the Past Military Muster Rolls
210(6)
The Ferment of Revolutionary Politics
216(10)
Conclusion The Crucible of Revolution
223(3)
Consolidating the Revolution
226(30)
Struggling with the Peacetime Agenda
228(5)
Sources of Political Conflict
233(6)
Political Tumult in the States
239(2)
Toward a New National Government
241(15)
Recovering the Past Patriotic Paintings
248(5)
Conclusion Completing the Revolution
253(3)
Creating a Nation
256(36)
Launching the National Republic
258(6)
The Republic in a Threatening World
264(10)
Recovering the Past Foreign Travel Journals
266(8)
The Political Crisis Deepens
274(6)
Restoring American Liberty
280(3)
Building an Agrarian Nation
283(3)
A Foreign Policy for the New Nation
286(6)
Conclusion A Period of Trial and Transition
288(4)
Society and Politics in the Early Republic
292(40)
A Nation of Regions
294(11)
Analyzing History The Movement of White and Black Population into Trans-Appalachia, 1790--1830
300(2)
Recovering the Past Census Returns
302(3)
Indian--White Relations in the Early Republic
305(5)
Perfecting a Democratic Society
310(8)
The End of Neo-Colonialism
318(3)
Knitting the Nation Together
321(5)
Politics in Transition
326(6)
Conclusion The Passing of an Era
328(4)
Part Three An Expanding People, 1820--1877
332(244)
Economic Transformations in the Northeast and the Old Northwest
332(38)
Economic Growth
334(9)
Early Manufacturing
343(1)
A New England Textile Town
344(6)
Urban Life
350(11)
Recovering the Past Family Paintings
356(5)
Rural Communities
361(9)
Conclusion The Character of Progress
366(4)
Slavery and the Old South
370(34)
Building a Diverse Cotton Kingdom
372(10)
Analyzing History Slavery Expands with the Cotton Boom
377(5)
Morning: Master and Mistress in the Big House
382(3)
Noon: Slaves in House and Fields
385(5)
Night: Slaves in Their Quarters
390(6)
Recovering the Past Folktales
394(2)
Resistance and Freedom
396(8)
Conclusion Douglass's Dream of Freedom
401(3)
Shaping America in the Antebellum Age
404(36)
Religious Revival and Reform Philosophy
406(3)
The Political Response to Change
409(11)
Perfectionist Reform and Utopianism
420(4)
Reforming Society
424(3)
Abolitionism and the Women's Rights Movement
427(13)
Recovering the Past Slave Narratives
430(6)
Conclusion Perfecting America
436(4)
Moving West
440(36)
Probing the Trans-Mississippi West
442(4)
Winning the Trans-Mississippi West
446(7)
Going West and East
453(5)
Recovering the Past Personal Diaries
456(2)
Living in the West
458(9)
Cultures in Conflict
467(9)
Conclusion Fruits of Manifest Destiny
473(3)
The Union in Peril
476(32)
Slavery in the Territories
478(7)
Recovering the Past Senate Speeches
480(5)
Political Disintegration
485(7)
Kansas and the Two Cultures
492(3)
Polarization and the Road to War
495(7)
The Divided House Falls
502(6)
Conclusion The ``Irrepressible Conflict''
504(4)
The Union Severed
508(34)
Organizing for War
510(5)
Clashing on the Battlefield, 1861--1862
515(7)
The Tide Turns, 1863--1865
522(7)
Changes Wrought by War
529(13)
Recovering the Past Photography
534(5)
Conclusion An Uncertain Future
539(3)
The Union Reconstructed
542(34)
The Bittersweet Aftermath of War
544(6)
National Reconstruction Politics
550(5)
The Lives of Freedpeople
555(7)
Reconstruction in the Southern States
562(14)
Recovering the Past Novels
568(4)
Conclusion A Mixed Legacy
572(4)
Part Four An Industrializing People, 1865--1900
576(130)
Rural America: The West and the New South
576(32)
Modernizing Agriculture
578(2)
The West
580(10)
Resolving the Indian Question
590(6)
Recovering the Past Magazines
594(2)
The New South
596(6)
Farm Protest
602(6)
Conclusion Farming in the Industrial Age
606(2)
The Rise of Smokestack America
608(40)
The Texture of Industrial Progress
610(6)
Analyzing History Steel: The Engine of Industrial Growth
612(4)
Urban Expansion in the Industrial Age
616(5)
The Industrial City, 1880--1900
621(3)
The Life of the Middle Class
624(3)
Industrial Work and the Laboring Class
627(9)
Recovering the Past Congressional Hearings
632(4)
Capital Versus Labor
636(12)
Conclusion The Complexity of Industrial Capitalism
644(4)
Politics and Reform
648(28)
Politics in the Gilded Age
650(5)
Middle-Class Reform
655(7)
Politics in the Pivotal 1890s
662(14)
Recovering the Past Political Campaign Artifacts: Buttons and Posters
670(3)
Conclusion Looking Forward
673(3)
Becoming a World Power
676(30)
Steps Toward Empire
678(4)
Expansionism in the 1890s
682(2)
War in Cuba and the Philippines
684(9)
Recovering the Past Political Cartoons
690(3)
Theodore Roosevelt's Energetic Diplomacy
693(13)
Conclusion The Responsibilities of Power
703(3)
Part Five A Modernizing People, 1900--1945
706(182)
The Progressives Confront Industrial Capitalism
706(38)
The Social Justice Movement
708(11)
Recovering the Past Documentary Photographs
714(5)
The Worker in the Progressive Era
719(5)
Reform in the Cities and States
724(4)
Theodore Roosevelt and the Square Deal
728(10)
Woodrow Wilson and the New Freedom
738(6)
Conclusion The Limits of Progressivism
741(3)
The Great War
744(34)
The Early War Years
746(8)
The United States Enters the War
754(5)
The Military Experience
759(7)
Recovering the Past Government Propaganda
760(6)
Domestic Impact of the War
766(5)
Planning for Peace
771(7)
Conclusion The Divided Legacy of the Great War
776(2)
Affluence and Anxiety
778(36)
Postwar Problems
780(4)
A Prospering Economy
784(9)
Recovering the Past Advertising
786(3)
Analyzing History The Impact of the Automobile
789(4)
Hopes Raised, Promises Deferred
793(11)
The Business of Politics
804(10)
Conclusion A New Era of Prosperity and Problems
811(3)
The Great Depression and the New Deal
814(38)
The Great Depression
816(1)
Economic Decline
817(3)
Roosevelt and the First New Deal
820(2)
One Hundred Days
822(6)
The Second New Deal
828(9)
The Last Years of the New Deal
837(3)
The Other Side of the 1930s
840(12)
Recovering the Past The Movies
844(4)
Conclusion The Mixed Legacy of the Great Depression and the New Deal
848(4)
World War II
852(36)
The Twisting Road to War
854(6)
The Home Front
860(7)
Social Impact of the War
867(5)
A War of Diplomats and Generals
872(16)
Recovering the Past History, Memory, and Monuments
880(4)
Conclusion Peace, Prosperity, and International Responsibilities
884(4)
Part Six A Resilient People, 1945--2002
888(1)
Postwar America at Home, 1945--1960
888(42)
Economic Boom
890(6)
Demographic and Technological Shifts
896(8)
Consensus and Conformity
904(6)
Recovering the Past Clothing
906(4)
Origins of the Welfare State
910(6)
The Other America
916(14)
Conclusion Qualms Amid Affluence
925(5)
Chills and Fever During the Cold War, 1945--1960
930(34)
Origins of the Cold War
932(3)
Containing the Soviet Union
935(8)
Recovering the Past Public Opinion Polls
940(3)
Containment in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America
943(8)
Atomic Weapons and the Cold War
951(4)
The Cold War at Home
955(9)
Conclusion The Cold War in Perspective
961(3)
Reform and Rebellion in the Turbulent Sixties, 1960--1969
964(38)
John F. Kennedy: The Camelot Years
966(9)
Recovering the Past Television
968(7)
Lyndon B. Johnson and the Great Society
975(8)
Continuing Confrontations with Communists
983(4)
War in Vietnam and Turmoil at Home
987(15)
Analyzing History The Vietnam War
991(7)
Conclusion Political and Social Upheaval
998(4)
Disorder and Discontent, 1969--1980
1002(34)
The Decline of Liberalism
1004(7)
The Ongoing Effort in Vietnam
1011(4)
Recovering the Past Popular Music
1012(3)
Constitutional Conflict and Its Consequences
1015(6)
The Continuing Quest for Social Reform
1021(15)
Conclusion Sorting Out the Pieces
1033(3)
The Revival of Conservatism, 1980--1992
1036(36)
The Conservative Transformation
1038(9)
An End to Social Reform
1047(6)
Analyzing History The Computer
1052(1)
Economic and Demographic Change
1053(7)
Recovering the Past The Internet and the World Wide Web
1054(6)
Foreign Policy and the End of the Cold War
1060(12)
Conclusion Conservatism in Context
1068(4)
The Post--Cold War World, 1992--2002
1072(2)
The Changing Face of the American People
1074(5)
Economic and Social Change
1079(13)
Recovering the Past Autobiography
1084(8)
Democratic Revival
1092(3)
The Second Bush Presidency
1095(3)
Foreign Policy in the Post--Cold War World
1098(5)
Conclusion The Recent Past in Perspective
1103
Appendices
1(1)
Declaration of Independence
1(2)
Constitution of the United States of America
3(9)
Presidential Elections
12(3)
States of the United States
15(1)
Population of the United States
16
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