AMERICA’S HISTORY (1994)

CHAPTER ONE: Early America	1. The First Americans
	2. Mound Builders and Pueblos
	3. Native American Cultures
	4. The First Europeans
	5. Early Settlements
	6. Jamestown
	7. Massachusetts
	8. New Netherland and Maryland
	9. Colonial-Indian Relations
	10. Second Generation of British Colonies
	11. Settlers, Slaves and Servants
	12. The Enduring Mystery of the Anasazi
CHAPTER TW The Colonial Period	1. New Peoples
	2. New England
	3. The Middle Colonies
	4. The Southern Colonies
	5. Society, Schools and Culture
	6. Emergence of Colonial Government
	7. The French and Indian War
	8. The Witches of Salem
CHAPTER THREE: The Road to Independence	1. A New Colonial System
	2. Stamp Act
	3. Taxation Without Representation
	4. Townshend Acts
	5. Samuel Adams
	6. Boston "Tea Party"
	7. The Coercive Acts
	8. The Revolution Begins
	9. Common Sense and Independence
	10. Defeats and Victories
	11. Franco-American Alliance
	12. The British Move South
	13. Victory and Independence
	14. Loyalists During the American Revolution
CHAPTER FOUR: The Formation of a National Government	1. State Constitutions
	2. Articles of Confederation
	3. The Problem of Expansion
	4. Constitutional Convention
	5. Debate and Compromise
	6. Ratification and the Bill of Rights
	7. President Washington
	8. Hamilton vs. Jefferson
	9. Citizen Genet and Foreign Policy
	10. Adams and Jefferson
	11. Louisiana and Britain
	12. War of 1812
	13. The Second Great Awakening
CHAPTER FIVE: Westward Expansion and Regional Differences	1. Building Unity
	2. Extension of Slavery
	3. Latin America and the Monroe Doctrine
	4. Factionalism and Political Parties
	5. Nullification Crisis
	6. Battle of the Bank
	7. Whigs, Democrats and "Know-Nothings"
	8. Stirrings of Reform
	9. Women's Rights
	10. Westward
	11. Seneca Falls
CHAPTER SIX: Sectional Conflict	1. Two Americas
	2. Lands of Promise
	3. Slavery and Sectionalism
	4. The Abolitionists
	5. Texas and War with Mexico
	6. The Compromise of 1850
	7. A Divided Nation
	8. Lincoln, Douglas and Brown
	9. Secession and Civil War
	10. Western Advance, Eastern Stalemate
	11. Gettysburg to Appomattox
	12. With Malice Toward None
	13. Radical Reconstruction
	14. The End of Reconstruction
	15. Peace Democrats, Copperheads and Draft Riots
CHAPTER SEVEN: Growth and Transformation	1. Technology and Change
	2. Carnegie and the Era of Steel
	3. Corporations and Cities
	4. Railroads, Regulations and the Tariff
	5. Revolution in Agriculture
	6. The Divided South
	7. The Last Frontier
	8. The Plight of the Indians
	9. Ambivalent Empire
	10. The Canal and the Americas
	11. United States and Asia
CHAPTER EIGHT: Discontent and Reform	1. Agrarian Distress and the Rise of Populism
	2. The Struggles of Labor
	3. The Reform Impulse
	4. Roosevelt's Reforms
	5. Taft and Wilson
	6. A Nation of Nations
CHAPTER NINE: War, Prosperity and Depression	1. War and Neutral Rights
	2. United States Enters World War I
	3. The League of Nations
	4. Postwar Unrest
	5. The Booming 1920s
	6. Tensions Over Immigration
	7. Clash of Cultures
	8. The Great Depression
CHAPTER TEN: The New Deal and World War	1. Roosevelt and the New Deal
	2. Unemployment
	3. Agriculture
	4. Industry and Labor
	5. The Second New Deal
	6. A New Coalition
	7. Eve of World War II
	8. Japan, Pearl Harbor and War
	9. The War in North Africa and Europe
	10. The War in the Pacific
CHAPTER ELEVEN: Postwar America	1. Consensus and Change
	2. Cold War Aims
	3. Harry Truman's Leadership
	4. Origins of the Cold War
	5. Containment
	6. The Cold War in Asia and the Middle East
	7. Eisenhower and the Cold War
	8. The Cold War at Home
	9. The Postwar Economy: 1945-1960
	10. The Fair Deal
	11. Eisenhower's Approach
	12. The Culture of the 1950s
	13. Origins of the Civil Rights Movement
	14. Desegregation
CHAPTER TWELEVE: Decades of Change	1. Kennedy and the New Frontier
	2. Lyndon Johnson and the Great Society
	3. Confrontation Over Cuba
	4. The Space Program
	5. The War in Vietnam
	6. Detente
	7. Nixon's Accomplishments and Defeats
	8. The Ford Interlude
	9. The Carter Years
	10. Post-Vietnam Foreign Policy
	11. The Civil Rights Movement 1960-1980
	12. The Women's Movement
	13. The Latino Movement
	14. The Native American Movement
	15. The Counter-Culture and Environmentalism
CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Toward the 21st Century	1. A society in transition
	2. Conservatism and the rise of Ronald Reagan
	3. The economy in the 1980s
	4. Foreign Affairs
	5. U.S.-Soviet Relations
	6. Space Shuttle
	7. Iran-Contra and Black Monday
	8. The Presidency of George Bush
	9. Budgets and Deficits
	10. End to the Cold War
	11. The Gulf War
	12. Panama and NAFTA
	13. The 1992 Presidential Election
	14. Afterword
	15. A nation of Immigrants
	16. Third-Party and Independent Candidates