PART TWO　
The Gilded Age: Industrial Growth and CrisisPoints of View: The Rise of Labor Unions
10.  The Knights of Labor, Early Efforts at Labor Organizing
11. Industrial Workers of the World, Demanding a New Workplace
12. The Industrial City
13. William Steinway, Workers Prosper as Industry Grows
14. George Rice, Losing Out to Standard Oil　
15. Joseph T. Finnerty, The Decline of the Independent Craftsman
16. Albert Parsons, The Haymarket Riot
17. Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in American Politics
18. The Omaha Platform, Agrarian Protests　
19. Pauline Newman et al., Conditions at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company

PART THREE　
A Society in Flux: Preparing for an American CenturyPoints of View: Suppressing the "Dreadful Curse of Liquor" (1890-1919)
20. Carrie Nation, Smashing the Evils of Alcohol
21. Percy Andreae, A Glimpse behind the Mask of Prohibition
22. Letters from the Battlefront and the Home Front, Debating War in the Philippines
23. Abraham Cahan, A Bintel Brief
24. Immigrant Labor at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
25. Emmett J. Scott et al., Letters from the Great Migration　
26. Lucy Burns and Alice Paul, Prison Notes
27. Edwin W. Sims, War on the White Slave Trade
28. Kate Richards O’Hare et al., The Trial of Kate Richards O’Hare

PART FIVE
"The American Century": War, Affluence, and Uncertainty
Points of View: Building and Using an Atomic Bomb (1942–1945)
38.  J. Robert Oppenheimer, To Build an Atomic Bomb
39. Paul Tibbets and George Weller, To Use an Atomic Bomb　
40. Fanny Christina Hill, Rosie the Riveter
41. Ben Yorita and Philip Hayasaka, Memories of the Internment Camp　
42. Otto Apel, Mechanized Angels in Korea
43. Ring Lardner Jr., Blacklisted: The Post–World War II Red Scare
44. Levittown: Making America Suburban
45. Charles Douglas Jackson, The Sputnik Crisis: The Beep Heard ’Round the World

PART SIX
Awakenings: Authority and Liberty in the Modern Age
Points of View: The My Lai Massacre and Its Aftermath (1968–1970)
46. Ronald L. Ridenhour et al., Disbelief and Corroboration　
47. General Westmoreland, President Nixon et al., Cover-Up and Outcome
48. Naomi Weisstein, The Adventures of a Woman in Science in the 1960s　
49. Phyllis Schlafly, The Limits of the Women’s Movement
50. Student Workers, Mississippi Freedom Summer
51. Protest Movements of the 1960s and 1970s
52. Pablo Guzmán, The Young Lords
53. César Chávez, Toward Mexican American Civil Rights
54. Robert Amsel et al., The Gay Rights Movement

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