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American Journey Vol. 2 : A History of the United States, Volume 2
ISBN: 9780136032564 | 0136032567
Edition: 5thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Pub. Date: 1/1/2009
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The American Journey, a cornerstone series for the U.S. History market, successfully blends the coverage of political and social histories of our great nation throughout the series. With this focus, the authors show that our attempt to live up to our American ideals is an ongoing journey. This journey, while still a work in progress, is increasingly more inclusive of different groups and ideas. The path that led the authors to The American Journey began in the classroom with their students. The goal of this text is to make American history acce... MORE
| Reconstruction, 1865-1877 | |
| White Southerners and the Ghosts of the Confederacy, 1865 | |
| More than Freedom: African-American Aspirations in 1865 | |
| Education | |
| Forty Acres and a Mule" | |
| Migration to Cities | |
| Faith and Freedom | |
| Federal Reconstruction, 1865-1870 | |
| Presidential Reconstruction, 1865-1867 | |
| Congressional Re... MORE | |
| Southern Republican Governments 1867-1870 | |
| Counter-Reconstruction, 1870-1874 | |
| The Uses of Violence | |
| Northern Indifference | |
| Liberal Republicans and the Election of 1872 | |
| Economic Transformation | |
| Redemption, 1874-1877 | |
| The Democrats' | |
| Violent Resurgence | |
| The Weak Federal Response | |
| The Election of 1876 and the Compromise of 1877 | |
| The Memory of Reconstruction | |
| The Failed Promise of Reconstruction | |
| Modest Gains and Future Victories | |
| A New South: Economic Progress and Social Tradition, 1877-1900 | |
| The Newness of the New South | |
| An Industrial and Urban South | |
| The Limits of Industrial and Urban Growth | |
| Farms to Cities: Impact on Southern Society | |
| The Southern Agrarian Revolt | |
| Cotton and Credit | |
| Southern Farmers Organize, 1877-1892 | |
| Women in the New South | |
| Church Work and Preserving Memories | |
| Women's Clubs | |
| Settling the Race Issue | |
| The Fluidity of Southern Race Relations, 1877-1890 | |
| The White Backlash | |
| Lynch Law | |
| Segregation by Law | |
| Disfranchisement | |
| A National Consensus on Race | |
| Response of the Black Community | |
| Industry, Immigrants, and Cities, 1870-1900 | |
| New Industry | |
| Inventing Technology: The Electric Age | |
| The Corporation and Its Impact | |
| The Changing Nature of Work | |
| Child Labor | |
| Working Women | |
| Responses to Poverty and Wealth | |
| Workers Organize | |
| New Immigrants | |
| Old World Backgrounds | |
| Cultural Connections in a New World | |
| The Job | |
| Nativism | |
| Roots of the Great Migration | |
| New Cities | |
| Centers and Suburbs | |
| The New Middle Class | |
| A Consumer Society | |
| The Growth of Leisure Activities | |
| The Ideal City | |
| Transforming the West, 1865-1890 | |
| Subjugating Native Americans | |
| Tribes and Cultures | |
| Federal Indian Policy | |
| Warfare and Dispossession | |
| Life on the Reservation: Americanization | |
| Exploiting the Mountains: The Mining Bonanza | |
| Rushes and Mining Camps | |
| Labor and Capital | |
| Using the Grass: The Cattle Kingdom | |
| Cattle Drives and Cow Towns | |
| Rise and Fall of Open-Range Ranching | |
| Cowhands and Capitalists | |
| Working the Earth: Homesteaders and Agricultural Expansion | |
| Settling the Land | |
| Home on the Range | |
| Farming the Land | |
| Politics and Government, 1877-1900 | |
| Horace and William H. Taft | |
| The Structure and Style of Politics | |
| Campaigns and Elections | |
| Partisan Politics | |
| Associational Politics | |
| The Limits of Government | |
| The Weak Presidency | |
| The Inefficient Congress | |
| The Federal Bureaucracy and the Spoils System | |
| Inconsistent State Government | |
| Public Policies and National Elections | |
| Civil Service Reform | |
| The Political Life of the Tariff | |
| The Beginnings of Federal Regulation | |
| The Money Question | |
| The Crisis of the 1890s | |
| Farmers Protest Inequities | |
| The People's Party | |
| The Challenge of the Depression | |
| The Battle of the Standards and the Election of 1896 | |
| The Progressive Era, 1900-1917 | |
| General Rosalie Jones | |
| The Ferment of Reform | |
| The Context of Reform: Industrial and Urban Tensions | |
| Church and Campus | |
| Muckrakers | |
| The Gospel of Efficiency | |
| Labor Demands Its Rights | |
| Extending the Woman's Sphere | |
| Transatlantic Influences | |
| Socialism | |
| Opponents of Reform | |
| Reforming Society | |
| Settlement Houses and Urban Reform | |
| Protective Legislation for Women and Children | |
| Reshaping Public Education | |
| Challenging Gender Restrictions | |
| Reforming Country Life | |
| Moral Crusades and Social Control | |
| For Whites Only? | |
| Reforming Politics and Government | |
| Woman Suffrage | |
| Electoral Reform | |
| Municipal Reform | |
| Progressive State Government | |
| Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Presidency | |
| TR and the Modern Presidency | |
| Roosevelt and Labor | |
| Managing Natural Resources | |
| Corporate Regulation | |
| Taft and the Insurgents | |
| Woodrow Wilson and Progressive Reform | |
| The Election of 1912 | |
| Implementing the New Freedom | |
| The Expansion of Reform | |
| Creating an Empire, 1865-1917 | |
| Major-General Leonard Wood | |
| The Roots of Imperialism | |
| Ideological and Religious Arguments | |
| Strategic Concerns | |
| Economic Designs | |
| First Steps | |
| Seward and Blaine | |
| Hawaii | |
| Chile and Venezuela | |
| The Spanish-American War | |
| The Cuban Revolution | |
| Growing Tensions | |
| War and Empire | |
| The Treaty of Paris | |
| Imperial Ambitions: The United States and East Asia, 1899-1917 | |
| The Filipino-American War | |
| China and the Open Door | |
| Rivalry with Japan and Russia | |
| Imperial Power: The United States and Latin America, 1899-1917 | |
| U.S. Rule in Puerto Rico | |
| Cuba as a U.S. Protectorate | |
| The Panama Canal | |
| The Roosevelt Corollary | |
| Dollar Diplomacy | |
| Wilsonian Interventions | |
| America and the Great War, 1914-1920 | |
| Ray Stannard Baker | |
| Waging Neutrality | |
| The Origins of Conflict | |
| American Attitudes | |
| The Economy of War | |
| The Diplomacy of Neutrality | |
| The Battle over Preparedness | |
| The Election of 1916 | |
| Descent into War | |
| Waging War in America | |
| Managing the War Economy | |
| Women and Minorities: New Opportunities, Old Inequities | |
| Financing the War | |
| Conquering Minds | |
| Suppressing Dissent | |
| Waging War and Peace Abroad | |
| The War to End All Wars | |
| The Fourteen Points | |
| The Paris Peace Conference | |
| Waging Peace at Home | |
| Battle over the League | |
| Economic Readjustment and Social Conflict | |
| Red Scare | |
| The Election of 1920 | |
| Toward a Modern America: The 1920s | |
| The Economy That Roared | |
| Boom Industries | |
| Corporate Consolidation | |
| Open Shops and Welfare Capitalism | |
| Sick Industries | |
| The Business of Government | |
| Republican Ascendancy | |
| Government Corruption | |
| Coolidge Prosperity | |
| The Fate of Reform | |
| Cities and Suburbs | |
| Expanding Cities | |
| The Great Black Migration | |
| Barrios | |
| The Road to Suburbia | |
| Mass Culture in the Jazz Age | |
| Advertising the Consumer Society | |
| Leisure and Entertainment | |
| The New Morality | |
| The Searching Twenties | |
| Culture Wars | |
| Nativism and Immigration Restriction | |
| The Ku Klux Klan | |
| Prohibition and Crime | |
| Old-Time Religion and the Scopes Trial | |
| A New Era in the World? | |
| War Debts and Economic Expansion | |
| Rejecting War | |
| Managing the Hemisphere | |
| Herbert Hoover and the Final Triumph of the New Era | |
| The Great Depression and the New Deal, 1929-1939 | |
| Hard Times in Hooverville | |
| Crash! | |
| The Depression Spreads | |
| "Women's Jobs"and "Men's Jobs" | |
| Families in the Depression | |
| "Last Hired, First Fired" | |
| Protest | |
| Herbert Hoover and the Depression | |
| The Failure of Voluntarism | |
| Repudiating Hoover: The 1932 Election | |
| Launching the New Deal | |
| Action Now! | |
| Creating Jobs | |
| Helping Some Farmers | |
| The Flight of the Blue Eagle | |
| Critics Right and Left | |
| Consolidating the New Deal | |
| Weeding Out and Lifting Up | |
| Expanding Relief | |
| The Roosevelt Coalition and the Election of 1936 | |
| The New Deal and American Life | |
| Labor on the March | |
| Women and the New Deal | |
| Minorities and the New Deal | |
| The New Deal: North, South, East, and West | |
| The New Deal and Public Activism | |
| Ebbing of the New Deal | |
| Challenging the Court | |
| More Hard Times | |
| Political Stalemate | |
| Good Neighbors and Hostile Forces | |
| Neutrality and Fascism | |
| Edging Toward Involvement | |
| World War II, 1939-1945 | |
| The Dilemmas of Neutrality | |
| The Roots of War | |
| Hitler's War in Europe | |
| Trying to Keep Out | |
| Edging Toward Intervention | |
| The Brink of War | |
| December 7, 1941 | |
| Holding the Line | |
| Stopping Germany | |
| The Survival of Britain | |
| Retreat and Stabilization in the Pacific | |
| Mobilizing for Victory | |
| Organizing the Economy | |
| The Enlistment of Science | |
| Men and Women in the Military | |
| The Home Front | |
| Families in Wartime | |
| Learning about the War | |
| Women in the Workforce | |
| Ethnic Minorities in the War Effort | |
| Clashing Cultures | |
| Internment of Japanese Americans | |
| The End of the New Deal | |
| War and Peace | |
| Turning the Tide in Europe | |
| Operation OVERLORD | |
| Victory and Tragedy in Europe | |
| The Pacific War | |
| Searching for Peace | |
| How the Allies Won | |
| The Cold War at Home and Abroad, 1946-1952 | |
| Launching the Great Boom | |
| Reconversion Chaos | |
| Economic Policy | |
| The GI Bill | |
| Assembly-Line Neighborhoods | |
| Steps Toward Civil Rights | |
| Consumer Boom and Baby Boom | |
| Truman, Republicans, and the Fair Deal | |
| Truman's Opposition | |
| Whistle-Stopping across America | |
| Truman's Fair Deal | |
| Confronting the Soviet Union | |
| The End of the Grand Alliance | |
| The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan | |
| Soviet Reactions | |
| American Rearmament | |
| Cold War and Hot War | |
| The Nuclear Shadow | |
| The Cold War in Asia | |
| NSC-68 and Aggressive Containment | |
| War in Korea, 1950-1953 | |
| The Politics of War | |
| The Second Red Scare | |
| The Communist Party and the Loyalty Program | |
| Naming Names to Congress | |
| Subversion Trials | |
| Senator McCarthy on Stage | |
| Understanding McCarthyism | |
| The Confident Years, 1953-1964 | |
| A Decade of Affluence | |
| What's Good for General Motors | |
| Reshaping Urban America | |
| Comfort on Credit | |
| The New Fifties Family | |
| Inventing Teenagers | |
| Turning to Religion | |
| The Gospel of Prosperity | |
| The Underside of Affluence | |
| Facing Off with the Soviet Union | |
| Why We Liked Ike | |
| A Balance of Terror | |
| Containment in Action | |
| Global Standoff | |
| John F. Kennedy and the Cold War | |
| The Kennedy Mystique | |
| Kennedy's Mistakes | |
| Getting into Vietnam | |
| Missile Crisis: A Line Drawn in the Waves | |
| Science and Foreign Affairs | |
| Righteousness Like a Mighty Stream: The Struggle for Civil Rights | |
| Getting to the Supreme Court | |
| Deliberate Speed | |
| Public Accommodations | |
| The March on Washington, 1963 | |
| "Let Us Continue" | |
| Dallas, 1963 | |
| War on Poverty | |
| Civil Rights, 1964-1965 | |
| War, Peace, and the Landslide of 1964 | |
| Shaken to the Roots, 1965-1980 | |
| The End of Consensus | |
| Deeper into Vietnam | |
| Voices of Dissent | |
| New Left and Community Activism | |
| Youth Culture and Counterculture | |
| Sounds of Change | |
| Communes and Cults | |
| The Feminist Critique | |
| Coming Out | |
| Cities under Stress | |
| Diagnosing an Urban Crisis | |
| Conflict in the Streets | |
| Minority Self-Determination | |
| Suburban Independence: The Outer City | |
| The Year of the Gun, 1968 | |
| The Tet Offensive | |
| LBJ's Exit | |
| Violence and Politics: King, Kennedy, and Chicago | |
| Nixon, Watergate, and the Crisis of the Early 1970s | |
| Getting Out of Vietnam, 1969-1975 | |
| Nixon and the Wider World | |
| Courting Middle America | |
| Oil, OPEC, and Stagflation | |
| Americans as Environmentalists | |
| From Dirty Tricks to Watergate | |
| The Ford Footnote | |
| Jimmy Carter: Idealism and Frustration in the White House | |
| Carter, Energy, and the Economy | |
| Closed Factories and Failing Farms | |
| Building a Cooperative World | |
| New Crises Abroad | |
| The Reagan Revolution and a Changing World, 1981-1992 | |
| Reagan's Domestic Revolution | |
| Reagan's Majority | |
| The New Conservatism | |
| Reaganomics: Deficits and Deregulation | |
| Crisis for Organized Labor | |
| An Acquisitive Society | |
| Mass Media and Fragmented Culture | |
| Poverty amid Prosperity | |
| Consolidating the Revolution: George Bush | |
| The Second (Short) Cold War | |
| Confronting the Soviet Union | |
| Risky Business: Foreign Policy Adventures | |
| Embracing Perestroika | |
| Crisis and Democracy in Eastern Europe | |
| The Persian Gulf War | |
| Growth in the Sunbelt | |
| The Defense Economy | |
| Americans from around the World | |
| Old Gateways and New | |
| The Graying of America | |
| Values in Collision | |
| Women's Rights and Public Policy | |
| AIDS and Gay Activism | |
| Churches in Change | |
| Culture Wars | |
| Complacency, Crisis, and Global Reengagement,1993-2007 | |
| Politics of the Center | |
| The Election of 1992: A New Generation | |
| Policing the World | |
| Clinton's Neoliberalism | |
| Contract with America and the Election of 1996 | |
| The Dangers of Everyday Life | |
| Morality and Partisanship | |
| A New Economy? | |
| The Prosperous 1990s | |
| The Service Economy | |
| The High-Tech Sector | |
| An Instant Society | |
| In the World Market | |
| Broadening Democracy | |
| Americans in 2000 | |
| Women from the Grassroots to Congress | |
| Minorities at the Ballot Box | |
| Rights and Opportunities | |
| Illegal Immigration and Bilingual Education | |
| Affirmative Action | |
| Edging into a New Century | |
| The 2000 Election | |
| Reaganomics Revisited | |
| Downsized Diplomacy | |
| Paradoxes of Power 9-11-01 | |
| Security and Conflict | |
| Iraq and Conflicts in the Middle East 2004 and After | |
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