Experience History, Volume 2: Since 1865
ISBN: 9780077368326 | 0077368320
Edition: 7thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages
Pub. Date: 10/6/2010
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Connect students to thestoriesof history. Connect students to theexperienceof history. Connect students tosuccessin history.At McGraw-Hill, we have spent the past few years deepening our understanding of the student and instructor experience. Employing a wide array of research tools including surveys, focus groups, and ethnographic studies, we've identified areas in need of improvement to provide an opportunity for greater learning and teaching experiences.Experience Historyis a direct result of this.Experience Historyis also a first in American History. Its groundbreaking adaptive diagnostic and interactive exercises paired with its lively narrative and engaging visuals creates a unique teaching and learning environment propelling greater student success and better course results. Instructors gain better insight into students' engagement and understanding as students develop a base of knowledge and construct critical thinking skills. Gripping stories keep students turning the page while the adaptive diagnostics for each chapter and a personalized study plan for each individual student help students prepare for class discussions and course work while enjoying increased course success.Experience Historyemphasizes that history is not just a collection of proven facts, but is "created" from the detective work of historians examining evidence from the past. Providing the interactive environment that only an integrated solution can provide,Experience Historygives students the opportunity to examine primary sources and explore specific periods and events. This leads to greater understanding as well as the building and practicing of critical thinking skills. As students uniquely experience American History,Experience Historypropels students to greater understanding while achieving greater course success.Give students an experience. Improve course participation and performance.Experience History, and experience success.
| Reconstructing the Union, 1865-1877 | |
| An American Story: The Secret Sale at Davis Bend | |
| Presidential Reconstruction | |
| Lincoln's 10 Percent Plan | |
| The Mood of the South | |
| Johnson's Program of Reconstruction | |
| The Failure of Johnson's Program | |
| Johnson's Break with Congress | |
| Dueling Documents: Equality and the Vote in Reconstruction | ... MORE |
| The Fourteenth Amendment | |
| The Elections of 1866 | |
| Congressional Reconstruction | |
| Post-Emancipation Societies in the Americas | |
| The Land Issue | |
| Impeachment | |
| Reconstruction in the South | |
| Black Office Holding | |
| White Republicans in the South | |
| The New State Governments | |
| Economic Issues and Corruption | |
| Black Aspirations | |
| Experiencing Freedom | |
| The Black Family | |
| Daily Lives: The Black Sharecropper's Cabin | |
| The Schoolhouse and the Church | |
| New Working Conditions | |
| The Freedmen's Bureau | |
| Planters and a New Way of Life | |
| The Abandonment of Reconstruction | |
| The Election of Grant | |
| The Grant Administration | |
| Growing Northern Disillusionment | |
| The Triumph of White Supremacy | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Dressed to Kill | |
| The Disputed Election of 1876 | |
| The Failure of Reconstruction | |
| Review Chart: Major Players in Reconstruction | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The New South & the Trans-Mississippi West, 1870-1914 | |
| An American Story: "Come West" | |
| The Southern Burden | |
| Agriculture in the New South | |
| Tenancy and Sharecropping | |
| Southern Industry | |
| Timber and Steel | |
| The Sources of Southern Poverty | |
| Life in the New South | |
| Rural Life | |
| The Church | |
| Segregation | |
| Western Frontiers | |
| Western Landscapes | |
| Indian Peoples and the Western Environment | |
| Whites and the Western Environment: Competing Visions | |
| The War for the West | |
| Contact and Conflict | |
| Custer's "Last Stand"--And the Indians' | |
| Historian's Toolbox: A White Man's View of Custer's Defeat | |
| Killing with Kindness | |
| Borderlands | |
| Dueling Documents: "Americanizing" the Indians | |
| Ethno-Racial Identity in the New West | |
| Boom and Bust in the West | |
| The Transcontinental Railroad | |
| Cattle Kingdom | |
| Home on the Range | |
| A Boom and Bust Cycle | |
| The Final Frontier | |
| A Rush for Land | |
| Farming on the Plains | |
| A Plains Existence | |
| The Urban Frontier | |
| Daily Lives: The Frontier Kitchen of the Plains | |
| The West and the World Economy | |
| Packaging and Exporting the "Wild West" | |
| The South and the West in Sum | |
| Review Chart: The War for the West | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| After the Fact: Historians Reconstruct the Past: Where Have All the Bison Gone? | |
| The New Industrial Order, 1870-1914 | |
| An American Story: "Waiting for their Brains" | |
| The Development of Industrial Systems | |
| Natural Resources and Industrial Technology | |
| Systematic Invention | |
| Transportation and Communication | |
| Finance Capital | |
| Daily Lives: The Rise of Information Systems | |
| The Corporation | |
| An International Pool of Labor | |
| Railroads: America's First Big Business | |
| A Managerial Revolution | |
| Competition and Consolidation | |
| The Challenge of Finance | |
| The Growth of Big Business | |
| Strategies of Growth | |
| Carnegie Integrates Steel | |
| Rockefeller and the Great Standard Oil Trust | |
| The Mergers of J. Pierpont Morgan | |
| Corporate Defenders | |
| Corporate Critics | |
| The Study of Global Warming: First Stirrings | |
| The Workers' World | |
| Industrial Work | |
| Children, Women, and African Americans | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Digital Detecting | |
| The American Dream of Success | |
| The Systems of Labor | |
| Early Unions | |
| The Knights of Labor | |
| The American Federation of Labor | |
| The Limits of Industrial Systems | |
| Management Strikes | |
| Dueling Documents: Two Sides of Haymarket | |
| Review Chart: The Structures and Strategies of Big Business | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The Rise of an Urban Order, 1870-1914 | |
| An American Story: A Day in the Life of Boss Plunkitt | |
| A New Urban Age | |
| The Urban Explosion | |
| The Great Global Migration | |
| Holding the City Together | |
| Bridges and Skyscrapers | |
| The Urban Environment: Slum and Tenement | |
| Running and Reforming the City | |
| Boss Rule | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Machine Age Voting | |
| Rewards, Costs, and Accomplishments | |
| Nativism, Revivals, and the Social Gospel | |
| The Social Settlement Movement | |
| City Life | |
| The Immigrants in the City | |
| Urban Middle-Class Life | |
| Dueling Documents: City Scenes | |
| City Life and "Manliness" | |
| Challenges to Convention | |
| City Culture | |
| Public Education in an Urban Industrial World | |
| Higher Learning and the Rise of the Professional | |
| Higher Education for Women | |
| A Culture of Consumption | |
| Leisure | |
| City Entertainment at Home and on the Road | |
| Daily Lives: The Vaudeville Show | |
| Review Chart: The Growth of Cities | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The Political System under Strain at Home and Abroad, 1877-1900 | |
| An American Story: "The World United at Chicago" | |
| Politics of Paralysis | |
| Political Stalemate | |
| The Parties | |
| The Issues | |
| The White House from Hayes to Harrison | |
| Ferment in the States and Cities | |
| The Revolt of the Farmers | |
| The Harvest of Discontent | |
| The Origins of the Farmers' Alliance | |
| Dueling Documents: What Can a Farmer Do? | |
| The Election of 1892 | |
| The New Realignment | |
| The Depression of 1893 | |
| The Rumblings of Unrest | |
| The Battle of the Standards | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Pinning the Winning Ticket | |
| The Rise of Jim Crow Politics | |
| McKinley in the White House | |
| Visions of Empire | |
| Imperialism, European-Style and American | |
| The Shapers of American Imperialism | |
| Dreams of a Commercial Empire | |
| The Imperial Moment | |
| Mounting Tensions | |
| Daily Lives: The New Navy | |
| The Imperial War | |
| War in Cuba | |
| Peace and the Debate over Empire | |
| From Colonial War to Colonial Rule | |
| An Open Door in China | |
| Review Chart: Acquiring an Empire: 1860-1900 | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| After the Fact: Historians Reconstruct the Past: Engendering the Spanish-American War | |
| The Progressive Era, 1890-1920 | |
| An American Story: Burned Alive in the City | |
| The Roots of Progressive Reform | |
| The Progressive System of Beliefs | |
| The Pragmatic Approach | |
| The Progressive Method | |
| The Search for the Good Society | |
| Poverty in a New Light | |
| Expanding the Women's Sphere | |
| Social Welfare | |
| Women's Suffrage | |
| Controlling the Masses | |
| Stemming the Immigrant Tide | |
| Daily Lives: "Amusing the Million" | |
| The Curse of Demon Rum | |
| Prostitution | |
| "For Whites Only" | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Mementos of Murder | |
| The Politics of Municipal and State Reform | |
| The Reformation of the Cities | |
| Progressivism in the States | |
| Progressivism Goes to Washington | |
| A Square Deal | |
| Bad Food and Pristine Wilds | |
| Dueling Documents: Preservation versus Conservation | |
| The Election of 1912 | |
| Woodrow Wilson and the Politics of Morality | |
| Early Career | |
| The Reforms of the New Freedom | |
| Labor and Social Reform | |
| Review Chart: The Progressive Amendments | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The United States and the Collapse of the Old World Order, 1901-1920 | |
| An American Story: "A Path Between the Seas" | |
| Progressive Diplomacy | |
| Big Stick in the Caribbean | |
| A "Diplomatist of the Highest Rank" | |
| Dollar Diplomacy | |
| Woodrow Wilson and Moral Diplomacy | |
| Missionary Diplomacy | |
| Intervention in Mexico | |
| The Road to War | |
| The Guns of August | |
| Neutral but Not Impartial | |
| The Diplomacy of Neutrality | |
| Peace, Preparedness, and the Election of 1916 | |
| Wilson's Final Peace Offensive | |
| War and Society | |
| The Slaughter of Stalemate | |
| "You're in the Army Now" | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Sounding the Times: "Over There" | |
| Mobilizing the Economy | |
| War Work | |
| Great Migrations | |
| Propaganda and Civil Liberties | |
| Dueling Documents: The Limits of Free Speech | |
| Over There | |
| Daily Lives: The Doughboys Abroad | |
| The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-1919 | |
| The Lost Peace | |
| The Treaty of Versailles | |
| The Battle for the Treaty | |
| Red Scare | |
| Review Chart: The Fate of Wilson's 14 Points | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The New Era, 1920-1929 | |
| An American Story: Yesterday Meets Today in the New Era | |
| The Roaring Economy | |
| Technology and Consumer Spending | |
| The Booming Construction Industry | |
| The Automobile | |
| The Future of Energy | |
| The Business of America | |
| Welfare Capitalism | |
| The Consumer Culture | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Youth in a Jar | |
| A Mass Society | |
| A "New Woman" | |
| Daily Lives: The Beauty Contest | |
| Mass Media | |
| The Cult of Celebrity | |
| "Ain't We Got Fun" | |
| The Art of Alienation | |
| A "New Negro" | |
| Dueling Documents: "The Problem of the Color Line" | |
| Defenders of the Faith | |
| Nativism and Immigration Restriction | |
| The "Noble Experiment" | |
| Fundamentalism versus Darwinism | |
| KKK | |
| Republican Ascendant | |
| The Politics of "Normalcy" | |
| The Politics of Mellon and Hoover | |
| Distress Signals at Home and Abroad | |
| The Election of 1928 | |
| The Great Bull Market | |
| The Rampaging Bull | |
| The Great Crash | |
| The Sickening Slide in Global Perspective | |
| The Causes of the Great Depression | |
| Review Chart: The Culture Wars of the 1920S | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The Great Depression and the New Deal, 1929-1939 | |
| An American Story: Letters from the Edge | |
| The Human Impact of the Great Depression Hard Times | |
| The Golden Age of Radio and Film | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Superheroes as Cultural Icons | |
| "Dirty Thirties": An Ecological Disaster | |
| Mexican Americans and Repatriation | |
| African Americans in the Depression | |
| The Tragedy of Herbert Hoover | |
| The Failure of Relief | |
| The Hoover Depression Program | |
| Stirrings of Discontent | |
| The Bonus Army | |
| The Election of 1932 | |
| The Early New Deal (1933-1935) | |
| The Democratic Roosevelts | |
| Saving the Banks | |
| Relief for the Unemployed | |
| Dueling Documents: Two Views of the "Forgotten Man" | |
| Planning for Industrial Recovery | |
| Planning for Agriculture | |
| A Second New Deal (1935-1936) | |
| The Second Hundred Days | |
| The Election of 1936 | |
| The New Deal and the American People | |
| The New Deal and Western Water | |
| The Limited Reach of the New Deal | |
| Tribal Rights | |
| A New Deal for Women | |
| The Rise of Organized Labor | |
| "Art for the Millions" | |
| Daily Lives: Post Office Murals | |
| The End of the New Deal | |
| Packing the Courts | |
| The End of the New Deal | |
| The Legacy of the New Deal | |
| Review Chart: What the New Deal Did | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| America's Rise to Globalism, 1927-1945 | |
| An American Story: "Oh Boy" | |
| The United States in a Troubled World | |
| Pacific Interests | |
| Becoming a Good Neighbor | |
| The Diplomacy of Isolationism | |
| Neutrality Legislation | |
| Inching toward War | |
| Hitler's Invasion | |
| Retreat from Isolation | |
| Disaster in the Pacific | |
| A Global War | |
| Strategies for War | |
| Gloomy Prospects | |
| A Grand Alliance | |
| The Naval War in the Pacific | |
| Turning Points in Europe | |
| Mobilizing for a Global War | |
| Minorities at War | |
| Women at War | |
| War Production | |
| Coordinating Production | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Selling the Sizzle When the Steak is Missing | |
| Science, the War, and the Environment | |
| War Work and Prosperity | |
| Organized Labor | |
| Women Workers | |
| A Question of Rights | |
| Little Italy | |
| Concentration Camps | |
| At War with Jim Crow | |
| The New Deal in Retreat | |
| Dueling Documents: Zooters and the Sleepy Lagoon Case | |
| Winning the War and the Peace | |
| The Fall of the Third Reich | |
| Two Roads to Tokyo | |
| Big Three Diplomacy | |
| The Road to Yalta | |
| Daily Lives: Air Power Shrinks the Globe | |
| The Fallen Leader | |
| The Holocaust | |
| A Lasting Peace | |
| Atom Diplomacy | |
| Review Chart: Pivotal Events in World War II | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| After the Fact: Historians Reconstruct the Past: Did the Atomic Bomb Save Lives? | |
| Cold War America 1945-1954 | |
| An American Story: Glad to Be Home? | |
| The Rise of the Cold War | |
| American Suspicions | |
| Communist Expansion | |
| A Policy of Containment | |
| The Truman Doctrine | |
| The Marshall Plan | |
| The Fall of Eastern Europe | |
| The Atomic Shield versus the Iron Curtain | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Kix Atomic Bomb Ring of 1946 | |
| Postwar Prosperity | |
| Postwar Energy and the Environment | |
| Postwar Adjustments | |
| Daily Lives: Jackie Robinson Integrates Baseball | |
| Truman under Attack | |
| A Welfare Program for GIs | |
| The Election of 1948 | |
| Dueling Documents: Taft-Hartley: Containing Labor | |
| The Cold War at Home | |
| The Shocks of 1949 | |
| The Loyalty Crusade | |
| HUAC, Hollywood, and Unions | |
| The Ambitions of Senator McCarthy | |
| From Cold War to Hot War and Back | |
| Police Action | |
| The Chinese Intervene | |
| Truman versus MacArthur | |
| The Global Implications of the Cold War | |
| The Election of 1952 | |
| The Fall of McCarthy | |
| Review Chart: Cold War/Red Scare: Mileposts | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The Suburban Era 1945-1963 | |
| An American Story: Dynamic Obsolescence | |
| The Rise of the Suburbs | |
| A Boom in Babies and in Housing | |
| Cities and Suburbs Transformed | |
| The Culture of Suburbia | |
| American Civil Religion | |
| Suburban Blues | |
| "Homemaking" Women in the Workaday World | |
| Daily Lives: The New Suburbia | |
| A Revolution in Sexuality? | |
| The Flickering Gray Screen | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Their First Television | |
| The Politics of Calm | |
| Eisenhower's Modern Republicanism | |
| The Conglomerate World | |
| Cracks in the Consensus | |
| Critics of Mass Culture | |
| The Rebellion of Young America | |
| Nationalism in an Age of Superpowers | |
| To the Brink? | |
| Brinkmanship in Asia | |
| The Covert Side of the New Look | |
| Rising Nationalism | |
| Dueling Documents: The Kitchen Debate | |
| The Cold War along a New Frontier | |
| The Election of 1960 | |
| The Hard-Nosed Idealists of Camelot | |
| The (Somewhat) New Frontier at Home | |
| Kennedy's Cold War | |
| Cold War Frustrations | |
| Confronting Khrushchev | |
| The Missiles of October | |
| Review Chart: Consensus Versus Conflict in the Suburban Era | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| Civil Rights & Uncivil Liberties 1947-1969 | |
| An American Story: Two Roads to Integration | |
| The Civil Rights Movement | |
| The Changing South and African Americans | |
| The NAACP and Civil Rights | |
| The Brown Decision | |
| Latino Civil Rights | |
| A New Civil Rights Strategy | |
| Little Rock and the White Backlash | |
| A Movement Becomes a Crusade | |
| Riding to Freedom | |
| Civil Rights at High Tide | |
| The Fire Next Time | |
| Black Power | |
| Violence in the Streets | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Power to Which People? | |
| Lyndon Johnson and the Great Society | |
| The Origins of the Great Society | |
| The Election of 1964 | |
| The Great Society | |
| The Reforms of the Warren Court | |
| The Counterculture | |
| Activists on the New Left and Right | |
| Dueling Documents: Student Voices for a New America | |
| Vatican II and American Catholics | |
| The Rise of the Counterculture | |
| The Rock Revolution | |
| Daily Lives: The Politics of Dress | |
| Review Chart: The Warren Court: Critical Decisions in an Era of Upheaval | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The Vietnam Era 1963-1975 | |
| An American Story: Who Is the Enemy? | |
| The Road to Vietnam | |
| Lyndon Johnson's War | |
| Rolling Thunder | |
| Social Consequences of the War | |
| The Soldiers' War | |
| The War at Home | |
| The Unraveling | |
| Tet Offensive | |
| The Shocks of 1968 | |
| Revolutionary Clashes Worldwide | |
| Whose Silent Majority | |
| The Nixon Era | |
| Vietnamization--and Cambodia | |
| Fighting a No-Win War | |
| The Move toward Detente | |
| The New Identity Politics | |
| Latino Activism | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Farm Workers' Altar | |
| The Choice of American Indians | |
| Asian Americans | |
| Gay Rights | |
| Feminism | |
| Equal Rights and Abortion | |
| Value Politics: The Consumer and Environmental Movements | |
| Technology and Unbridled Growth | |
| Dueling Documents: Two Views of Science and Nature | |
| Political Action | |
| The Legacy of Identity and Value Politics | |
| The End of the War | |
| Pragmatic Conservatism | |
| Nixon's New Federalism | |
| Stagflation | |
| Daily Lives: The Race to the Moon | |
| Social Policies and the Court | |
| Triumph and Revenge | |
| Break-In | |
| To the Oval Office | |
| Resignation | |
| The Road's End for Vietnam and Liberalism | |
| A Post-Imperial President | |
| Energy and the Middle East | |
| Limits across the Globe | |
| Review Chart: The Making of a Quagmire: Vietnam | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| After the Fact: Historians Reconstruct the Past: The Contested Ground of Collective Memory | |
| The Conservative Challenge, 1976-1992 | |
| An American Story: The New American Commons | |
| The Conservative Rebellion | |
| Tax Revolt | |
| The Diverse Evangelical World | |
| The Catholic Conscience | |
| The Media as Battleground | |
| Dueling Documents: The Culture Wars | |
| Jimmy Carter: Restoring the Faith | |
| The Search for Direction | |
| Energy and the Environment | |
| The Sagging Economy | |
| Foreign Policy: Principled or Pragmatic? | |
| The Middle East: Hope and Hostages | |
| A President Held Hostage | |
| Prime Time with Ronald Reagan | |
| The Great Communicator | |
| The Reagan Agenda | |
| A Halfway Revolution | |
| Deregulating the Environment | |
| The Contours of Science and the Landscape of Technoburbs | |
| Winners and Losers in the Labor Market | |
| Standing Tall in a Chaotic World | |
| The Military Buildup | |
| Disaster in the Middle East | |
| Frustrations in Central America | |
| The Iran-Contra Connection | |
| Cover Blown | |
| From Cold War to Glasnost | |
| An End to the Cold War | |
| A Post-Cold War Foreign Policy | |
| Historian's Toolbox: The Berlin Wall | |
| The Gulf War | |
| Domestic Doldrums | |
| Daily Lives: Life in the Underclass | |
| The Conservative Court | |
| Disillusionment and Anger | |
| The Election of 1992 | |
| Review Chart: Reagan and Bush: Conservative Revolutionaries or Pragmatic Leaders? | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
| The United States in a Global Community, 1989 - Present | |
| An American Story: Of Grocery Chains and Migration Chains | |
| The New Immigration | |
| The New Look of America--Asian Americans | |
| The New Look of America--Latinos | |
| Illegal Immigration | |
| Links with the Home Country | |
| Daily Lives: Motels as an Ethnic Niche | |
| Religious Diversity | |
| Clinton and the New Global Order | |
| The New World Disorder | |
| Yugoslavian Turmoil | |
| Middle East Peace | |
| The Clinton Presidency on Trial | |
| Recovery without Reform | |
| The Conservative Revolution Revived | |
| Women's Issues in the Clinton Years | |
| Scandal | |
| Hanging by a Chad: The Election of 2000 | |
| The United States in a Networked and Multicultural World | |
| The Internet Revolution | |
| Historian's Toolbox: Mapping the Internet | |
| American Workers in a Two-Tiered Economy | |
| African Americans and the Persistence of the Racial Divide | |
| African Americans in a Full-Employment Economy | |
| Global Pressures in a Multicultural America | |
| The New Debate | |
| Terrorism in a Global Age | |
| A Conservative Agenda at Home | |
| Unilateralism in Foreign Affairs | |
| The Roots of Terror | |
| The War on Terror: First Phase | |
| The War in Iraq | |
| A Messy Aftermath | |
| Governing from the Right | |
| Disasters Domestic and Foreign | |
| The Election of 2008 | |
| Financial Collapse | |
| Obama: Hope Versus Pragmatism | |
| Dueling Documents: Cold War over Global Warming | |
| Review Chart: Hallmarks of Globalization | |
| Conclusion: The World at Large | |
| Significant Events Timeline | |
| Chapter Summary | |
| Additional Reading | |
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