9780078607127

The American Republic Since 1877, Student Edition

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    9780078607127

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  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-04-08
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Summary

The compelling story of American history since reconstruction The American Republic Since 1877presents the rich saga of American history after the Civil War. Adapted from the modern history portion of The American Vision, this program features the same exceptional scholarship, accurate maps, peerless resources, and unique strategies found inThe American Vision.

Table of Contents

Previewing Your Textbook xxii
Scavenger Hunt xxvii
Reading for Information xxviii
How Do I Study History? xxx
Early American History Review Test xxxii
Reading Skills Handbook 1(1)
Reference Atlas
United States Political
2(2)
United States Physical
4(2)
United States Congressional Reapportionment
6(2)
United States Territorial Growth
8(2)
Middle America Physical/Political
10(2)
Canada Physical/Political
12(2)
Middle East Physical/Political
14(2)
World Political
16(2)
United States Facts
18(2)
Geography Handbook
Introduction
20
Globes and Maps
1(1)
Using Maps
2(2)
The Elements of Geography
4(2)
Geographic Dictionary
6(2)
UNIT 1 Foundations of Liberty Beginnings-1848
8(206)
Converging Cultures, Prehistory to 1620
10(30)
The Migration to America
12(6)
Europe and Africa
18(6)
Europe Encounters America
24(6)
Spain and France Build Empires
30(10)
The English Arrive in America, 1607--1763
40(32)
England's First Colonies
42(6)
The New England Colonies
48(5)
The Middle and Southern Colonies
53(5)
Colonial Ways of Life
58(7)
A Diverse Society
65(7)
The American Revolution, 1754--1789
72(78)
The Colonies Fight for Their Rights
74(8)
The Revolution Begins
82(12)
The Text of the Declaration of Independence
90(4)
The War for Independence
94(6)
The Confederation
100(8)
A New Constitution
108(42)
The Constitution Handbook
120(10)
The Constitution of the United States
130(20)
Federalists and Republicans, 1789--1820
150(26)
The Federalist Era
152(9)
The Republicans Take Power
161(9)
The Growth of American Nationalism
170(6)
The Young Republic, 1816--1848
176(38)
A Growing Nation
178(9)
The Age of Jackson
187(7)
The Reform Spirit
194(8)
Manifest Destiny
202(12)
UNIT 2 The Crisis of Union 1848-1877
214(68)
Sectional Conflict Intensifies, 1848--1860
216(26)
Slavery and Western Expansion
218(8)
The Crisis Deepens
226(6)
The Union Dissolves
232(10)
The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861--1877
242(40)
The Opposing Sides
244(5)
The Early Stages
249(8)
The Turning Point
257(9)
Reconstruction Begins
266(6)
Reconstruction and Republican Rule
272(10)
UNIT 3 The Birth of Modern America 1865--1900
282(106)
Settling the West, 1865--1900
284(22)
Miners and Ranchers
286(6)
Farming the Plains
292(5)
Native Americans
297(9)
Industrialization, 1865--1901
306(28)
The Rise of Industry
308(6)
The Railroads
314(5)
Big Business
319(7)
Unions
326(8)
Urban America, 1865--1896
334(28)
Immigration
336(5)
Urbanization
341(7)
The Gilded Age
348(5)
The Rebirth of Reform
353(9)
Politics and Reform, 1877--1896
362(26)
Stalemate in Washington
364(8)
Populism
372(8)
The Rise of Segregation
380(8)
UNIT 4 Imperialism and Progressivism 1890--1919
388(90)
Becoming a World Power, 1872--1912
390(26)
The Imperialist Vision
392(7)
The Spanish-American War
399(9)
New American Diplomacy
408(8)
The Progressive Movement, 1890--1919
416(30)
The Roots of Progressivism
418(9)
Roosevelt in Office
427(7)
The Taft Administration
434(4)
The Wilson Years
438(8)
World War I and Its Aftermath, 1914--1920
446(32)
The United States Enters World War I
448(8)
The Home Front
456(8)
A Bloody Conflict
464(7)
The War's Impact
471(7)
UNIT 5 Boom and Bust 1920--1941
478(102)
The Jazz Age, 1921--1929
480(28)
A Clash of Values
482(10)
Cultural Innovations
492(6)
African American Culture
498(10)
Normalcy and Good Times, 1921--1929
508(20)
Presidential Politics
510(4)
A Growing Economy
514(7)
The Policies of Prosperity
521(7)
The Great Depression Begins, 1929--1932
528(22)
Causes of the Depression
530(5)
Life During the Depression
535(7)
Hoover Responds
542(8)
Roosevelt and the New Deal, 1933--1939
550(30)
Roosevelt Takes Office
552(4)
The First New Deal
556(8)
The Second New Deal
564(8)
The New Deal Coalition
572(8)
UNIT 6 Global Struggles 1931--1960
580(134)
A World in Flames, 1931--1941
582(28)
America and the World
584(5)
World War II Begins
589(6)
The Holocaust
595(6)
America Enters the War
601(9)
America and World War II, 1941--1945
610(42)
Mobilizing for War
612(6)
The Early Battles
618(7)
Life on the Home Front
625(6)
Pushing the Axis Back
631(9)
The War Ends
640(12)
The Cold War Begins, 1945--1960
652(32)
Origins of the Cold War
654(5)
The Early Cold War Years
659(9)
The Cold War and American Society
668(7)
Eisenhower's Policies
675(9)
Postwar America, 1945--1960
684(30)
Truman and Eisenhower
686(6)
The Affluent Society
692(6)
Popular Culture of the 1950s
698(8)
The Other Side of American Life
706(8)
UNIT 7 A Time of Upheaval 1954--1980
714(114)
The New Frontier and the Great Society, 1961--1968
716(28)
The New Frontier
718(6)
JFK and the Cold War
724(8)
The Great Society
732(12)
The Civil Rights Movement, 1954--1968
744(26)
The Movement Begins
746(7)
Challenging Segregation
753(8)
New Issues
761(9)
The Vietnam War, 1954--1975
770(28)
The United States Focuses on Vietnam
772(4)
Going to War in Vietnam
776(8)
Vietnam Divides the Nation
784(6)
The War Winds Down
790(8)
The Politics of Protest, 1960--1980
798(30)
The Student Movement and the Counterculture
800(6)
The Feminist Movement
806(6)
New Approaches to Civil Rights
812(7)
Saving the Earth
819(9)
UNIT 8 A Changing Society 1968--Present
828(95)
Politics and Economics, 1971--1980
830(28)
The Nixon Administration
832(6)
The Watergate Scandal
838(5)
Ford and Carter
843(7)
The ``Me'' Decade: Life in the 1970s
850(8)
Resurgence of Conservatism, 1980--1992
858(32)
The New Conservatism
860(5)
The Reagan Years
865(9)
Life in the 1980s
874(7)
The End of the Cold War
881(9)
Into a New Century, 1992--present
890(33)
The Technological Revolution
892(4)
The Clinton Years
896(6)
An Interdependent World
902(4)
America Enters a New Century
906(5)
The War on Terrorism
911(12)
Appendix
Presidents of the United States 923(5)
Primary Sources Library 928(12)
Documents of American History 940(22)
Supreme Court Case Summaries 962(4)
Flag Etiquette 966(1)
Glossary 967(10)
Spanish Glossary 977(12)
Index 989(29)
Acknowledgments and Photo Credits 1018

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