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Preface and Acknowledgments | |
After the Civil War | |
The Difficulties of Reconstruction | |
Reconstruction: Black and White | |
Mary Ames: A New England Woman in Dixie | |
W.E.B. DuBois and the "Problem of the Color Line" | |
Cowboys and Indians | |
Buffalo Bill's Wild West | |
Horses: Flesh and Iron | |
Buffalo Bill, Black Kettle and the Wars for the West | |
Buffalo Bill: Violence and Theater | |
Annie Oakley | |
Sherman Alexie's Poem on Buffalo Bill | |
A Mosaic of American Life, 1875-1914 | |
Millions of Watts: Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla | |
Millions of Immigrants | |
Sadie Frowne: Sweatshop Seamstress | |
Ida Tarbell: Muckraker | |
The U.S. Government: At Home and Abroad | |
The Scene at Home | |
Theodore Roosevelt, Part 1: Of Silver Spoons and Police Badges | |
An International Interlude: Cuba, Hawaii, and the Prelude to War | |
Theodore Roosevelt, Part 2: Of Rough Riders, Talking Softly, and Carrying a Big Stick | |
The Spanish-American War and the War Against Filipino Nationalism | |
Theodore Roosevelt, Part 3: From Lieutenant Colonel to President | |
A Palette of Progressives | |
The "Full Dinner Pail" and "The Square Deal": Theodore Roosevelt as President | |
Defining "Progressivism": Roosevelt and Robert La Follette | |
Different Paths to Progress: Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, Ida B. Wells-Barnett, Frances Willard Birth Control and Conservation: Margaret Sanger and Gifford Pinchot | |
Lines in the Water | |
World War I | |
Did Civilization Civilize? | |
The Causes of World War I in Europe | |
War, Baseball, Ragtime: From August 1914 to January 1917 | |
The Yanks Are Coming | |
A Doughboy in the Trenches | |
Woodrow Wilson and Some Kind of Peace | |
The 1920s | |
Introduction to the Twenties: Cars, Commercials, and Crime | |
Al Capone: The Powers of Money | |
Zora Neale Hurston: The Harlem Renaissance, American Letters, and the Great Migration | |
In Cars, on Roads, to Cities | |
Into the Great Depression | |
From Plenty to Plenty of Nothing: Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover | |
The Bonus Expeditionary Force and the Election of Franklin Roosevelt | |
The Depression: Why? | |
Plenty of Dust: Stories from Inside the Storm | |
Eleanor Roosevelt: Before the Depression | |
Popularity from the Pulpit: Aimee Semple McPherson | |
Eleanor Roosevelt: Progressive Politics in the Depression | |
Out of the Depression and Into War | |
What They Heard on The Radio | |
Pearl Harbor | |
Sacrifice | |
The Internment of Monica Sone | |
Sergeant E.B. Sledge and Shakespeare: "What a piece of work is a man" | |
World War II | |
James Doolittle Gives America Hope | |
The War in Europe: 1941-1943 | |
Dwight D. Eisenhower | |
The Liberation of North Africa and Italy | |
Daniel Inouye and the 442nd: D-day and the Fall of the Third Reich | |
From World War to Cold War | |
To the Surrender of Japan | |
After the War: "Give 'em hell, Harry!" | |
Alger Hiss and Joseph McCarthy: Spies, Superbombs, and Circus Politics | |
American Culture and Society in the 1950s and 1960s | |
White and Black, Apart and Together | |
Rebels in Denim and Diamonds, and Rebels with a Pen | |
Barbie in the Suburbs | |
The Many Faces of Feminism | |
In Love and War, 1961-1969 | |
Big Dreams | |
"Still crazy after all these years": Castro, Kennedy, and Khrushchev | |
The Vietnam Era: Civil Rights, the Great Society, and War | |
Tim O'Brien: Citizen Soldier | |
Contemporary America: The Life and Times of Al Gore | |
You and History | |
Al Gore and Global Climate Change | |
Young Al Gore | |
Vietnam and the Making of Al Gore | |
Learning How to Be a Democrat in a Conservative America | |
From Vice President to Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize | |
The Early Twenty-first Century | |
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