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A History of the United States (1870-Present)

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A History of the United States (1870-Present)

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Anonymous
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Contents· 85 sections
  1. 01: Western Expansion the New South and Industrial America 18701890
  2. 1.01: Native Americans and the Trans-Mississippi West
  3. 1.02: Winning and Losing the West
  4. 1.03: Growth of Industrial America and the New South
  5. 1.04: Challenging the Gilded Age
  6. 1.05: Further Reading
  7. 02: Populism and Imperialism 18901900
  8. 2.01: Urban American and Popular Culture
  9. 2.02: National Politics and the Populist Party
  10. 2.03: Immigration Ethnicity and the Nadir of Race Relations
  11. 2.04: Imperialism at Home and Abroad
  12. 2.05: Further Reading
  13. 03: From Populism to the Progressive Era 19001912
  14. 3.01: National Politics during the Progressive Era
  15. 3.02: The Progressives
  16. 3.03: Radicalism and the Limits of Egalitarian Reform
  17. 3.04: Life in Modern America
  18. 3.05: Conclusion
  19. 3.06: Further Reading
  20. 04: The Late Progressive Era and World War 19121920
  21. 4.01: The Wilson Administration and the Coming War
  22. 4.02: The Great War and America
  23. 4.03: Armistice and Aftermath
  24. 4.04: Conclusion
  25. 4.05: Further Reading
  26. 05: Roaring Twenties to the Great Depression 19201932
  27. 5.01: Prosperity and Its Limits
  28. 5.02: Immigration and Closing the Golden Door
  29. 5.03: Popular Culture and a Renaissance in Harlem
  30. 5.04: The Crash- From Decadence to Depression
  31. 5.05: Conclusion
  32. 5.06: Further Reading
  33. 06: The New Deal and Origins of World War II 19321939
  34. 6.01: The First New Deal 19331935
  35. 6.02: Last Hired First Fired- Women and Minorities in the Great Depression
  36. 6.03: Second New Deal and Its Opponents 19351939
  37. 6.04: Americas Entry into World War II
  38. 6.05: Conclusion
  39. 6.06: Further Reading
  40. 07: America and World War II 19411945
  41. 7.01: Pearl Harbor and the Arsenal of Democracy
  42. 7.02: Double V- Freedom Abroad Freedom at Home
  43. 7.03: D-Day to Victory
  44. 7.04: Conclusion
  45. 7.05: Further Reading
  46. 08: The Cold War at Home and Abroad 19451953
  47. 8.01: Postwar Europe Asia and the Middle East
  48. 8.02: Postwar America
  49. 8.03: Red Scares Lavender Scares and the Quest for Equality during the Early Cold War
  50. 8.04: Containment and the Korean Conflict
  51. 8.05: Further Reading
  52. 09: The Cold War and the Affluent Society 19541963
  53. 9.01: The Global Cold War during the Eisenhower Administration
  54. 9.02: America during the Eisenhower Years
  55. 9.03: America and the World during the Kennedy Years
  56. 9.04: Conclusion
  57. 9.05: Further Reading
  58. 10: Vietnam and Civil Disobedience 19631969
  59. 10.01: From New Frontier to Great Society
  60. 10.02: The Great Society and the Vietnam War
  61. 10.03: More than a Hamburger- Civil Rights and Social Justice
  62. 10.04: 19681969- Unrest and Upheaval
  63. 10.05: Further Reading
  64. 11: The 1970s
  65. 11.01: Vietnam Detente and Watergate
  66. 11.02: Detente Decline and Domestic Politics
  67. 11.03: Equality and Liberation in the New America
  68. 11.04: The Middle East and Malaise- America in the Late 1970s
  69. 11.05: Conclusion
  70. 11.06: Further Reading
  71. 12: The Reagan and Bush Years 19801992
  72. 12.01: Conservatism and the Reagan Revolution
  73. 12.02: The End of the Cold War
  74. 12.03: American Life in the 1980s
  75. 12.04: Technology and Globalization
  76. 12.05: The Presidency of George Bush (Sr.)
  77. 12.06: Conclusion
  78. 12.07: Further Reading
  79. 13: America in Our Time 1992Present
  80. 13.01: America during the Clinton Administration
  81. 13.02: From the Center to the Edge- America during the George W. Bush Administration
  82. 13.03: Diversity in the New America
  83. 13.04: Continuity and Change- The United States and the Transition from Bush to Obama
  84. 13.05: Conclusion
  85. 13.06: Further Reading