What is included with this book?
Illustrations and Maps | |
Acknowledgments | |
The M.E. Sharpe Student Learning Center | |
Introduction: The Genesis of America | |
The History of History | |
American History as a Flowing Current | |
Conceived in Liberty: The Story Behind the Story | |
The Peopling of America | |
Becoming American | |
Prelude to Rebellion | |
Defining the American Dream, July 2, 1776: The Declaration of Independence and the Forging of a New Nation | |
Implementing the American Dream | |
The Critical Period: The Economy of Impotence | |
America Reinvents Itself | |
The Evolution of the Two-Party System: Balancing Freedom and Power | |
Foreign Affairs of the Federalist Era | |
By-Products of Jay's Treaty | |
Undeclaring War, February 18, 1799: Navigating Neutrality and the Ramifications of the Pursuit of Peace | |
Inherited Problems: Friction with France | |
From Hawk to Dove: The Shifting Priorities of President Adams | |
Decision Day and Its Aftermath | |
Long-Term Ramifications: The Ascendancy of Republicanism | |
Other By-Products of Peace: The Louisiana Purchase | |
America in Search of Respect: The Limits of Neutrality | |
Struggling for Survival, September 13, 1814: The Battle of Baltimore and the Emergence of American Nationalism | |
Mr. Madison's War | |
The Treaty of Ghent: America's Christmas Gift of 1814 | |
The Battle of New Orleans | |
The Legacy of the War of 1812 | |
Politics of the Era of Good Feelings | |
From Good Feelings to Bad: The Revival of Political Strife | |
The Inauguration of Andrew Jackson, March 4, 1829: America Enters the Age of the Common Man | |
Day of Destiny: Partying with Andrew Jackson | |
Jackson's Ascendancy and the Emergence of Modern America | |
Democracy in the Age of Jackson | |
Jackson: Symbol of the Common Man | |
Dispositions of a Commoner: The Peggy Eaton Affair | |
Nullifying the Nullifiers | |
Executive Leadership and the Expansion of Presidential Powers | |
Jacksonian Democracy without Jackson | |
In the Name of Manifest Destiny, May 9, 1846: The War with Mexico and the Acquisition of the American West | |
The Causes of the Mexican War: The Story of Texas | |
Debating Annexation: U.S. Relations with the Republic of Texas | |
Problems with Britain: The Oregon Question | |
Brinkmanship with Mexico: The Slidell Mission | |
Decision Day: May 9, 1846 | |
Immediate Consequences: Congress Declares War | |
The Mexican War: Military and Diplomatic Affairs | |
War and Peace: The Trist Mission and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo | |
Long-Term Consequences: TheBenefits and Costs of the War with Mexico | |
A Nation Divides, April 12, 1861: Fort Sumter and the Era of the American Civil War | |
The Road to Disunion | |
The Immediate Aftermath: The American Civil War | |
From Saving the Union to Abolishing Slavery | |
Long-Term Consequences: Reconstructing the Nation | |
Bumps on the Road to Reunion | |
Presidential Bargaining, February 26, 1877: The Compromise of 1877 and the Price of National Unity | |
Prelude to Compromise: The Politics of Reconstruction | |
The Wormley House Agreement: February 26, 1877 | |
Immediate Consequences: The Inauguration and Administration of Hayes | |
Long-Term Consequences: Reunion and the Rise of the New South | |
Jim Crow and the Limits of Southern Progress | |
The Emerging Industrial North: Immigration and Urbanization | |
Party Politics: Choosing Between Tweedledee and Tweedledum | |
Whether Golden or Gilded, America Comes of Age | |
The Sinking of the Maine, February 15, 1898: The Spanish- American War and the Emergence of America as a World Power | |
Brewing Troubles in China | |
Consequences of the Spanish-American War | |
Roosevelt, Progressivism, and Progressive Foreign Diplomacy | |
From Progressivism to World War | |
Waging War and Peace: Ending the War to End All Wars | |
The Silencing of Woodrow Wilson, September 25, 1919: Peace, Normalcy and the Rise of American Isolationism | |
Negotiating the Treaty of Versailles | |
Wilson's Last Speech: September 25, 1919 | |
The Convalescence of of President Wilson | |
Returning to Normalcy: The Election of 1920 | |
The Leave-Me-Alone Decade: America in the Twenties | |
The Politics of Prosperity | |
Hoover, the Great Depression, and the Coming of the New Deal | |
The Day of Infamy, December 7, 1941: Pearl Harbor and the Transformation of the Modern World | |
The End of Isolationism | |
Dr. New Deal Gives Way to Dr. Win the War | |
The Buck Stops Here: The Presidency of Harry S. Truman | |
Cold War Politics | |
Liking Ike in the Happy Days of Death Valley | |
From Sputnik to Camelot | |
A Nation Mourns, November 22, 1963: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy and the End of American Innocence | |
The Legend of Camelot | |
Foreign Concerns: Cuba and Vietnam | |
Dallas, Texas: November 22, 1963 | |
The Political Consequences of Kennedy's Death | |
The Whiplash of Backlash: America in Troubled Times | |
The Election of 1968 and the Return of Richard Nixon | |
Watergate and the Fall of a President | |
America Taken Hostage, November 4, 1979: The Iranian Hostage Crisis and the Restructuring of the World Order | |
Energy and the Stagflated Economy | |
Jimmy Carter: Humble, Humanitarian, and Hard to Know | |
The Crisis of Confidence of 1979 | |
A Nation Held Hostage: The Aftermath of the Student Takeover | |
Standing Tall: Ronald Reagan and the Rise of the New Right | |
Second-Term Troubles and Successes | |
George Bush and the Ebb Tide of Republican Ascendancy | |
Bill Clinton and the Politics of the Nasty Nineties | |
The Twin Legacies of President Clinton | |
Terrorists Stun America, September 11, 2001: Negotiating Security and Liberty in the Twenty-first Century | |
Tracing the Sources of Hate | |
Politics in the New Millennium | |
From Disunity to Unity and Back Again: The Attack and Its Aftermath | |
Singing the Second-Term Blues | |
Looking through the Past into the Future | |
Map of the United States | |
The Declaration of Independence | |
The Constitution of the United States | |
Admission of States | |
Area and Population of the United States: 1790-2006 | |
Presidential Elections | |
Party Affiliations in Congress, 1789-Present | |
Statistics of Major U.S. Wars | |
Bibliography | |
Index | |
About the Authors | |
Table of Contents provided by Ingram. All Rights Reserved. |
The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.
The Used, Rental and eBook copies of this book are not guaranteed to include any supplemental materials. Typically, only the book itself is included. This is true even if the title states it includes any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.