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American Foreign Relations A History, Volume 1: To 1920
ISBN: 9780547225647 | 0547225644
Edition: 7thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Cengage Learning
Pub. Date: 3/31/2009
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This best-selling text presents the best synthesis of current scholarship available to emphasize the theme of expansionism and its manifestations. The Seventh Edition boasts a companion website that correlates directly to the text. The site offers color images to use in classroom discussion, key documents, audio transcripts, and tips on conducting effective research projects.
| Embryo of Empire: Americans and the World Before 1789 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: Jay, Franklin, Adams, and Negotiations for Independence, 1782 | |
| Reaching for Independence: Ideology and Commercial Power | |
| Opportunity and Necessity: Alliance with France | |
| What f?France had not formally allied with the United States beginning in 1778? | |
| Suspicious Suitors in Europe | |
| A Separate Peace: The Treat... MORE | |
| Ill-Treated under the Articles of Confederation | |
| The New Constitution and the Legacy of the Founding Generation | |
| Independence, Expansion, and War, 1789-1815 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: The Chesapeake Affair, 1807 | |
| The French Revolution Reverberates in America | |
| Commerce, Politics, and Diplomacy: Jay's Treaty | |
| Pinckney's Treaty, France, and Washington's Farewell | |
| Skillful Fencing: The XYZ Affair and the Quasi-War with France | |
| Jefferson's Empire for Liberty? | |
| European Madhouse: Blockades, Neutral Trade, and Impressment, 1803-1807 | |
| "Peaceable Coercion" and the Path to the War of 1812 | |
| In All the Tenses: Why War Came | |
| What if?President Madison had not asked Congress for war in 1812? | |
| Wartime Diplomacy and the Peace of Ghent | |
| The Legacy of a War Neither Won Nor Lost | |
| Extending and Preserving the Sphere, 1815-1848 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: Mexican-American War on the Rio Grande, 1846 | |
| Expanding the Sphere: Manifest Destiny | |
| Commercial Ambitions in the Pacific | |
| John Quincy Adams, the Floridas, and the Transcontinental Treaty | |
| The Monroe Doctrine Sets the Compass | |
| Measuring John Bull: Trade, Canada, and Other Intersections | |
| Contest over the Oregon Country | |
| The Texas Bombshell | |
| The War with Mexico and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo | |
| What if?Nicholas P. Trist had not negotiated a peace treaty with Mexico in 1848? | |
| The Lessons and Costs of Expansion, 1815-1848 | |
| Expansionism, Sectionalism, and Civil War, 1848-1865 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: William Walker and Manifest Manhood in Central America, 1855-1860 | |
| Sectionalism and Sputtering Expansionism | |
| The South's Dream of Empire | |
| Cuban Allure | |
| Openings to East Asia | |
| Anglo-American D?tente, an Isthmian Canal, and Central America | |
| The American Civil War and International Relations | |
| British "Lookers On" Across the Atlantic | |
| What if?Great Britain had recognized the Confederacy during the Civil War? | |
| War as Catalyst | |
| Establishing Regional Hegemony and Global Power, 1865-1895 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: The Foiled Grab of the Dominican Republic, 1869-1870 | |
| The Culture of Expansionism and Imperialism | |
| Economic Expansion and Imperial Rivalry | |
| Toward Command of the Seas: The New Navy | |
| Secretary William H. Seward Projects the Future | |
| Great Britain, Canada, and North American Disputes | |
| Americans in Asia: China, Japan, and Korea | |
| Pacific Prizes: Hawai'i and Samoa | |
| What if?there had been no McKinley Tariff in 1890? | |
| Eyeing Africa | |
| Latin America Moves into the Yankee Vortex | |
| Going Global | |
| Imperialist Leap, 1895-1900 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: The Maine, McKinley, and War, 1898 | |
| The Venezuela Crisis of 1895 | |
| Men of Empire | |
| Cleveland and McKinley Confront Cuba Libre, 1895-1898 | |
| What if?Spain had granted independence to Cuba in 1898? | |
| The Spanish-American-Cuban-Filipino War | |
| Men Versus "Aunties": The Debate over Empire in the United States | |
| Imperial Collisions in Asia: The Philippine Insurrection and the Open Door in China | |
| The Elbows of a World Power, 1895-1900 | |
| Managing, Policing, and Extending the Empire, 1900-1914 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: Severing Panama from Colombia for the Canal, 1903 | |
| Architects of Empire | |
| Cuba's Limited Independence Under the Platt Amendment | |
| The Constable of the Caribbean: The Roosevelt Corollary, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic | |
| Ordering Haiti and Nicaragua | |
| Resisting Revolution in Mexico | |
| Japan, China, and Dollar Diplomacy in Asia | |
| Anglo-American Rapprochement and Empire Building | |
| What if?manliness and civilization had not become linked in the minds of American leaders in the period 1900-1917? | |
| War, Peace, and Revolution in the Time of Wilson, 1914-1920 | |
| Diplomatic Crossroad: The Sinking of the Lusitania, 1915 | |
| The Travails of Neutrality | |
| Submarines, Neutral Rights, and Mediation Efforts | |
| Wilson's Choices Bring America into World War | |
| The Debate over Preparedness | |
| The Doughboys Make the Difference in Europe | |
| The Fourteen Points and a Contentious Peace Conference | |
| Principle, Personality, Health, and Partisanship: The League Fight | |
| What if?the president had accepted Senate reservations and the United States had joined the League of Nations in 1919-1920? | |
| Red Scare at Home and Abroad: Bolshevism and Intervention in Russia | |
| The Whispering Gallery of Global Disorder | |
| Appendix: Makers of American Foreign Relations | |
| General Bibliography | |
| General Reference Works | |
| Overviews of Relations with Countries, Regions, and Other Places of the World, Including Atlases and Gazetteers, Annual Surveys and Chronologies, Bibliographies, Biographical Aids, Chronologies, Encyclopedias and Dictionaries, and Statistics | |
| Overviews of Subjects, Including Atlases, Annual Surveys, Bibliographies, Biographical Aids, Chronologies, Encyclopedias, and Statistics | |
| Index | |
| Maps and Graphs | |
| The United States After the Treaty of Paris | |
| American Naval Battles, 1798-1815 | |
| Looking West | |
| The War with Mexico | |
| Indian Removal from the South | |
| United States Territorial Expansion | |
| The Southern Perspective on Expansion | |
| The Asian Frontier | |
| The Rise of U.S. Economic Power in the World | |
| The Colonization of Africa, Turn of the Century | |
| The Great Powers in Asia, 1900 | |
| Panama Canal Zone | |
| U.S. Interventions in the Caribbean and Central America | |
| The Lusitania and U-20 | |
| The Outbreak of World War I, Summer 1914 | |
| Europe Reshaped by War and Peace | |
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