Inventing America a history of the United States

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adam_text Titel: Inventing America Autor: Maier, Pauline Jahr: 2006 MAPS xxi PREFACE xxiii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxix ABOUT THE AUTHORS xxxi PART ! EMPIRES 2 CHAPTER 1 MEN PRONE TO WONDER : AMERICA BEFORE 1 6OO The Peoples ot Ancient America Creation and Migration Mexico North America Ways of Life Furopean Discover)- and Conquest From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Fifteenth-Century Navigation Christopher Columbus Further Explorations The Conquest of Mexico The Spread of Spanish Power American Journal Imperial Government The Columbian l: change Disease and Demography Plants and Animals Ways of Thought 32 CHAPTER 2 THE EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT OF NORTH AMERICA: THE ATLANTIC COAST TO 1 66O 36 False Starts 37 Early French Initiatives 37 The Reformation The Foundations of English Expansion The English and Ireland England s Vision of America Gilbert and Raleigh rue Beginnings New France New Netherland 5 New Sweden The Chesapeake 10 The Company as Colonizer 12 Founding Virginia 13 Captain John Smith The Charters of 1609 and 1612 15 Developing Virginia 15 The Great Charter 17 Failure 19 A Royal Colony Maryland 24 A Place like England? 26 26 28 Xcn England 28 Puritanism 29 The Crown and the Colony 31 Maintaining Order American Journal Population Growth Education Work, Work, Work Dissension New Colonies The Cost of Expansion A Place like England? Mills and the Building of New England Success or Failure? CONTENTS CHAPTER 3 EMPIRES: 1 66O-1 7O2 Great Britain Filling in the Coast War and Rebellion Defining the Empire: Trade Tightening the Crown s Hold The Glorious Revolution The Revolutionary Settlement Competitors for a Continent France The Imperial Iroquois Spain Satan Joins the Fight Salem Witchcraft American Journal Witchcraft and the Rise of Modern Science 73 79 82 85 85 87 88 88 93 96 97 98 99 100 CHAPTER 4 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN S WORLD: COLONIAL NORTH AMERICA. 1702-1763 103 Population Growth 105 Observations Concerning the Increase of Mankind 105 Sources of Growth 106 Immigration 107 ! lie Development oi -American * iavcrv 109 Seventeenth-Century Beginnings 109 Toward a Slave Society ill Expansion. Prosperity, and Refinement 117 The Founding of Georgia 117 The Distribution of Wealth 118 Life at Home 118 American Journal l z Domestic Manufactures 122 Cities Natural History Science and Superstition Flying Kites Being British, Becoming American King and Commons, Colonial Style The Reconstruction of American Religion The Colonial Wars The French and Indian War Taking Pride part 2 A NEW REPUBLIC CHAPTER 5 TOWARD INDEPENDENCE: 1764-1783 No Taxation Without Representation, 1764-1774 Round One: The Sugar and Stamp Acts Resistance and Repeal Round Two: The Townshend Crisis A Quiet Period ? Tea Again The Coercive Acts The Transfer of Authority, 17b5-177ft Keeping the Peace and Regulating Trade The First Continental Congress Beginning a War The Second Continental Congress Franklin s Political Odyssey Loyalism Toward Independence A War tor Independence The Campaign of 1776 American Journal Arms 1777: A Reversal of Fortune 123 124 125 126 128 128 130 132 134 135 138 141 142 143 146 148 150 151 152 153 153 154 155 157 160 160 161 162 163 164 164 167 CONT The Road to Yorktown 169 The Peace 172 CHAPTER 6 INVENTING THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC: THE STATES, 1776-179O 175 The First State Constitutions, 1776-1780 177 The Problem of Design: Simple or Complex? 179 Mixed Government or Separation of Functions? 181 The Problem of Authority 183 Declarations of Rights 184 Religious Freedom 186 Society: The Meanings of Equality 188 The Equality of Adult White Men 188 The First Emancipation 190 American Journal 192 Women s Place 194 The Arts and Sciences 195 The Economy: Adversity and Innovation 196 New Departures 197 Patents and Copyright 198 The American Corporation 199 CHAPTER 7 INVENTING THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC: THE NATION. 1776-1788 2O4 From Confederation to Constitution 206 The Confederation 206 The Articles and National Government 207 The Northwest Ordinance 207 The Case for Change 209 American Journal 211 Toward the Constitution 212 Shays s Rebellion 212 The Philadelphia Convention Electing Officers, Defining the Rules The Virginia and New Jersey Plans Representation From the Virginia Plan to a Constitution A Rising Sun? Ratification The State Ratifying Conventions The Great National Debate CHAPTER 8 ESTABLISHING THE NEW NATION 1 789-1 8OO Getting Started Political Ritual The Executive Branch The Judiciary A Bill of Rights A System of Finance The Problem with Dreams: The Passaic and the Potomac Prosperity Exports and the Carrying Trade Ripple Effects The New American Practical Navigator Cotton A New Party System? Beginnings Foreign Affairs under Washington The Election of 1796 The Adams Administration The XYZ Affair Guns and Ships The Alien and Sedition Acts The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions American Journal Peace The Election of 1800 The End of a Century CHAPTER 9 THE FABRIC OF CHANGE: 18OO-1815 258 Setting a Course 260 Jefferson s Social Vision 260 feftersonian Economy 261 The Court System 262 The Louisiana Purchase 263 Lewis and Clark 265 American Journal 266 Troubled Times 268 Winds of War 269 The Embargo of 1807 270 A Fateful Spiral 273 Mr. Madison s War 274 The Prophet and Tecumseh 275 The Clash 276 Political Aftermaths 279 Toward a New Mechanical Age 280 Steam Power 280 The Boston Manufacturing Company 283 Regional Specialization 284 part 3 A CULTURE OF IMPROVEMENT 288 CHAPTER 1 O A NEW EPOCH: 181 5-1 828 29 1 Population drou th 292 J he Madisonian Platform 295 Military Reform: The Uniformity System 295 Uniformity at West Point and the Post Office 296 American Journal 297 Banking Reform 298 Protecting American Manufacturers 300 Internal Improvements 301 Toward Sectionalism 302 The Panic of 1819 302 The Missouri Compromise 303 Adams s Nationalist foreign Policy 304 Spanish Claims and the Birth of Lowell 305 The Monroe Doctrine 307 The Election of 1 824 308 Disruption of the American System 309 CHAPTER 1 1 POLITICAL INNOVATION IN A MECHANICAL AGE: 1828-1840 312 Jacksonian Democrats 314 The South Carolina Exposition and Protest 314 The Election of 1828 316 Jackson and the Expansion of Democracy 316 Voting Rights 317 Innovations in Transportation 319 Personal lensions and Sectional Politics 322 The Webster-Hayne Debate 322 Nullification and the Tariff of 1832 323 The Bank War 324 King Andrew s Veto 325 The End of the Bank of the United States 325 Indu.siry and the Law 326 State Charters 327 The Supreme Court and the Obligation of Contracts 327 The Courts and Business 329 Trails of Tears 329 The Indian Removal Act 330 The Treaty Party 331 The Black Hawk War 332 The Jacksonian Legacy The Modern Political Party Whigs versus Democrats Panic and Depression American Journal CHAPTER 1 2 WORKER WORLDS IN ANTEBELLUM AMERICA A Nation of Farmers Farm Life Plows and Reapers The Processing of Food The Peculiar Institution Masters and Slaves Slave Religion and Music Slave Family Life American Journal Slave Resistance Industrial Labor and the Factory System Profits and Paternalism Beyond the Factory Gate Illnesses and Injuries The Cholera Years Clock Time CHAPTER 1 3 THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT: RELIGION AND REFORM. 1825-1846 The Progress ot the Age Technology and Democracy The Hudson River School Literature 332 The Second Great Awakenin 372 333 Finney s Revivals 374 334 Visions of Utopia 375 The Mormons 378 335 Evangelical Roots of Abolitionism 380 336 Theodore Dwight Weld 380 William Lloyd Garrison 381 The American Anti-Slavery Society 381 Political Abolitionism 383 4O Adams and the 1836 Gag Rule 383 Abolitionism and Women 384 341 The Liberty Party 385 341 American Journal 386 343 The Limits ot Antebellum Reform 386 344 Black Abolitionists 386 Women s Rights 387 345 Workers 388 346 Immigrants 388 349 Public Education 390 351 352 352 355 356 360 361 362 363 367 368 369 370 370 part 4 THE DISRUPTION OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY 394 CHAPTER 1 4 NATIONAL EXPANSION. SECTIONAL DIVISION: 1 839-1 850 Manifest Destiny The Texas Revolution The Oregon Country I he Poiitics of LxpdiiMon The Election of 1844 The International Dimension Outbreak of War The Wilmot Proviso fimmv folk s War The Major Campaigns The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo The Technology of War American Journal 397 398 398 401 402 402 403 404 405 405 405 408 408 409 The Election of 1848 California Gold The Mining Life The Technology of Mining Population Boom and Ethnic Tensions The Compromise of 1850 Clay s Omnibus Bill A Generation Passes CHAPTER 1 5 A HOUSE DIVIDING: 1 85 1 -1 86O 410 412 412 413 415 416 417 419 422 The Crystal Palace: Technology and Empire 423 The Colt Pistol and Nationalist Expansion 424 An American Science 425 Geological Surveys 425 Federal Support for Science 426 Wilkes s Naval Expedition 427 Fremont s Western Expeditions 427 The Great Reconnaissance 428 American Journal 429 Perry s Expedition to Japan 430 The Fugitive Slave Act and the Crisis of L nion 431 Uncle Tom s Cabin 431 The Southern Response 432 Pierce and the Ostend Manifesto 432 Railroad Politics 434 Douglas s Kansas-Nebraska Act 434 Innovations in Party Politics 436 Bloody Kansas 43S Buchanan and the Politics of Disunion 440 The Dred Scott Decision 442 The Lincoln-Douglas Debates 443 The Panic of 1857 445 John Brown s Raid 446 CHAPTER 1 6 CIVIL WAR: 1861-1865 451 Compromise Efforts 452 Crittenden s Compromise 453 Lincoln s First Inaugural Address 453 The Fall of Fort Sumter 454 Preparing for War 456 The War at Sea 457 The Monitor versus the Virginia 457 Fighting the Union Blockade 458 The Land War 458 The First Battle of Manassas (July 1861) 459 Shiloh and New Orleans 460 The Peninsula Campaign and Second Manassas 461 The Battle of Antietam (September 1862) 463 American Journal 464 A New Warfare 465 The New Rifled Firearms 465 Treating the Wounded 466 Women at War 467 The Home Front 468 Financing the War 469 The Confederacy and Illicit Trading 469 Union Efforts in Finance 470 The Republican Blueprint 470 The War Intensifies 471 Marshaling Manpower 471 The Emancipation Proclamation 473 The Union in Crisis 474 The Battle of Gettysburg (July 1863) 475 The Bravery of Blacks 477 Grant and Sherman Pulling Together (1864) 477 The Election of I860 447 The Deadliest War 481 Why the South Lost 481 A Great Divide 482 CHAPTER 1 7 RECONSTRUCTION: 1865-1877 485 The Fate of the Union 487 Reconstruction in Wartime 487 Andrew Johnson and Presidential Reconstruction 488 The Fourteenth Amendment 491 Radical Reconstruction and the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson 492 The Defeat of Land Reform 494 The Election of 1868 495 The Recovering South 496 The Experience of Freedom 497 American Journal 499 Land and Labor 300 The Road to Redemption 502 The Republican Party in the South 502 The Grant Administration 503 The Election of 1872 505 Reconstruction in Retreat 505 The Election of 1876 and the Compromise of 1877 506 Legacies 507 part 5 ENGINES OF CHANGE 510 CHAPTER 18 THE RISE OF BIG BUSINESS AND THE TRIUMPH OF INDUSTRY: 1 87O-1 9OO An industrial Economy Agriculture and Industry Railroads Big Business Industry and Technology 51 3 518 523 526 The Center and the Periphery The Southern Economy Development of the West Classes Jobs and Incomes Immigrants and Migrants American Journal Social Mobility CHAPTER 1 9 AN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY: 1 87O-1 9 1 O Integration and Segmentation The Jim Crow South Reforming Native Americans Strangers in the Land Lite on the Farm The Rise of the Cit An Urban Society Expanding Urban Space The Immigrant City American Journal The City of Lights Public Health and the City of Disease Women in Industrial Societ Innovations in Social Thought Education Science and Society Religion Law, Philosophy, Art CHAPTER 20 POLITICS AND THE STATE: 1 876-1 9OO Rule and Minnie in the Cities Boss Tweed Divided Rule 528 528 530 532 533 535 537 54O 541 542 544 547 549 558 559 562 562 565 564 360 569 xiii Statehouses and Legislatures 5,3 The Politics of ln urgencv 575 Labor Uniting 575 Women s Suffrage 579 Farmers and Their Discontents 581 The Nation state 582 Parties and Issues 582 Presidential Politics, 1877-1892 586 The People s Party and the Election of 1892 588 The Crisis of the 1890s 589 The Election of 1896 591 American Journal 593 The Conservative Courts 594 The N e .v Political Universe 595 CHAPTER 21 A NEW PLACE IN THE WORLD: 1865-1914 598 Po^tbellurn Stirrings, I Hf 5-1 8^0 599 The Old Army and the New Navy 601 Turning Point: i he SHSMK 602 Britain, the Monroe Doctrine, and the Venezuela Crisis 603 Cuba and War with Spain 604 The United States at War 606 Conquering the Philippines 607 Suppressing Revolution in the Philippines 610 Legacies 611 rhe N u Cciuurv 612 The Open Door to China 613 The Panama Canal 614 American Journal 615 The Roosevelt Corollary 617 Dollar Diplomacy and Wilsonian idealism 619 A New Km pi re 621 part 6 STATE AND SOCIETY IN A WORLD OF STRIFE 624 CHAPTER 22 THE PROGRESSIVE ERA: 1900-1916 627 A Growing Fconomv 629 Science, Technology, and Industrv 630 Technological Systems 631 Progressive Reform 634 Urban Problems 635 State Politics 636 Class, hthnicitv, and Race 638 Unions and the State 638 Immigration Reconsidered 640 Race and the Nation 641 Women and Reform 642 Jobs and Rights 642 Winning the Right to Vote 644 National Polities 646 The Roosevelt Era 647 American Journal 649 The Successor: William H. Taft 630 The Election of 1912 651 Wilson: The Scholar as President 653 The Legacy of Reform 635 CHAPTER 23 THE GREAT WAR: 19 14-1918 657 The Road to War 658 The Strains of Neutrality 658 Peace and Preparedness 660 Entry into the War 661 Prosecuting the War 662 Financing the War 662 War Production 663 Science to the Front 664 Into Combat 664 American Journal 666 Wartime Society 667 Retreat from Internationalism 670 The Versailles Peace Conference 671 The League of Nations 672 Coda: The Great Flu 673 CHAPTER 24 A CONSERVATIVE INTERLUDE: THE 1920s Red, White, and Black The Red Scare Republican Reign American Journal Foreign Affairs A Prosperous Nation Construction The Auto Industry Appliances and the Radio Shadows on the Economic Landscape Metropolitan Life The jazz Age Cultural Ferment The Vitality of Science Blacks in the Cities Women Backlash The Hoover Peak 697 The Great Engineer 697 Bright Calm 698 CHAPTER 25 THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND THE NEW DEAL: 1929-1940 7OO The Great Depression 702 The Economy in Free-Fall 702 The Sources of Disaster 703 Portraits in Gray 704 The Dust Bowl 706 The Middle and Upper Classes 707 American Journal 707 Herbert Hoover; The Engineer as President 708 Franklin D. Roosevelt: The First lerm 709 The First Hundred Days 710 76 The First Two Years 713 Stirrings on the Left 715 677 The Second Hundred Days 717 677 The Election of 1936 721 679 Labor Rising 722 681 682 Roosevelt s Second Term 724 Taking Aim at the Supreme Court 724 683 The Ebbing of Reform 726 683 684 I he Social Fabric 728 685 685 Muddling Through 730 687 690 part 7 WORLD POWER 734 690 CHAPTER 26 691 691 WHIRLPOOL OF WAR: 693 ! 932-1 94 1 737 695 Encouraging Peace Roosevelt s Brand of Idealism Trusting in Trade The Good Neighbor Policy 740 740 740 740 Avoiding the Disagreeable Japanese Belligerence Nazi Aggressions The Ingredients of Isolationism Legislating Neutrality The Refugee Question Defense for the Americas A World at War The Outbreak of World War II The American Response American Journal The Election of 1940 Battle in the Atlantic The Searing Japanese Sun CHAPTER 27 FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM. 1942—1945 National Mobilization Production for War Controlling Prices Economic Boom Regional Changes The Enlistment of Science The Medical War The War and American Society Women African Americans Native Americans and Mexican Americans Politics and the Limits of Freedom Fighting the War: The Pacific The Navy s Advance MacArthur s Drive Frustration in China The War in Europe Strategic Differences Delay on the Second Front 741 741 742 744 74? 745 746 747 748 749 750 751 752 755 759 761 761 761 762 763 764 765 767 767 768 769 770 773 775 776 ?79 Into Italy American Journal Bombing Europe The Invasion of France Battle of the Bulge The Defeat of Germany Clouded Victory Roosevelt s Postwar Arrangements The Atomic Bomb The End of the War The Decision to Use the Bomb CHAPTER 28 A TROUBLED PEACE: 1 945-1 953 The New President Conservatism, Prices, and Strikes Political Earthquake: 1946 The Emergence of the Cold War Division over the Atom Responsibility for the Cold War The Doctrine of Containment The Marshall Plan In Defense of Europe East Asia The Sinews of National Security Prosperity and lolerance A Flourishing Economy Faces Against the Window A Turn Against Intolerance African American Aspirations Truman Restored Politics and Minority Rights The Election of 1948 The Fair Deal 779 780 780 782 783 783 783 784 785 786 787 790 792 793 794 794 794 795 796 797 797 798 799 8011 800 800 801 802 804 804 804 805 Medical Research American Journal Setbacks, Loyalty, and Subversion The Fall of China Escalation in the Arms Race A Climate of Fear Korea and Its Consequences War in Korea A Seesaw War The Sacking of MacArthur They Liked Ike The Election of 1952 Ending the Korean War The Consequences of Korea Truman s Legacy CHAPTER 29 EISENHOWER, AFFLUENCE, AND CIVIL RIGHTS: 1 954-1 96O Eisenhower the Centrist Accommodating to the Welfare State Dealing with McCarthyism The Election of 1956 Eisenhower, Arms, and the Soviets Staying Ahead of the Soviets Arms Control Initiatives Demand for a Test Ban The Shock of Sputnik Superpower Shift: The Developing World Securing the Third World The Suez Crisis and the Middle East The Cold War, Technology, and the Economy Defense and Technical Competitiveness Industry and Innovations 806 Computers 829 806 Agriculture 829 807 The Golden Age Is Now 830 807 Migrations, Regions, and the Melting Pot 833 807 Development in the South 833 808 The Transforming West 834 O 1 1 The Flight from Downtown 835 Oil Suburbia and Assimilation 836 811 Asian Americans 836 812 The Revival of Religion 837 813 Outcasts of Affluence 837 814 Breaking with Conformity 839 814 Personal Rebellion and License 840 815 Young America 841 815 Censorship and the Law 842 816 Stirrings for Civil Rights 843 Brown v. Board of Education 843 White Resistance 843 The Montgomery Bus Boycott 845 American Journal 843 18 Civil Rights: Becoming a Movement 846 Setbacks and the Election of I960 847 819 The Doctrine of Massive Retaliation 847 820 Trouble with the Soviets 848 820 Cuba 848 821 The Election of 1960 849 821 821 822 822 823 823 824 824 827 827 828 The Eisenhower Legacy 850 CHAPTER 30 REFORM, RAGE, AND VIETNAM: 1960 1968 852 Kennedy: Idealism without Illusions Kennedy and the Third World Kennedy and the Soviets Kennedy at Home Science, Technology, and the Economy Horizons of Health Kennedy and Civil Rights 853 854 856 858 859 860 860 The Quality of Life 862 The Thousandth Day 864 Lyndon Johnson: Taking Charge 865 Enacting the Kennedy Program 866 Liberty, Equality, and the Supreme Court 866 Toward the Great Society 867 Lyndon Johnson: Reluctant Globalist 871 The Middle East 871 Latin America 872 Vietnam 872 Upheaval at Home 875 The Antiwar Movement 875 The Countercultural Rebellion 877 American Journal 878 Militancy and Backlash 879 1968: The Politics of Protest 883 Triumph and Transition 885 part 8 OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITS IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD 888 CHAPTER 31 REVIVAL OF CONSERVATISM: 1969-198O 891 Nixon: World Strategist 892 Exiting Vietnam 892 Detente 894 The Third World 895 American Journal 896 Nixon at Home, Bright and Dark 897 Struggling with the Economy 897 Science and the Environment 898 Appeal to the Silent Majority 899 Watergate 901 Downfall 902 Cold, Gray Morning 903 Ford s Stewardship The Economy and Energy Foreign Affairs The Election of 1976 Carter: A Presidency of Limits A Touch of Liberalism A Shift to Economic Conservatism Energy and Inflation Carter and the World A Vexed Society The Faltering Economy The Environment and Public Health A Surging Social Conservatism Fault Lines: Racial, Sexual, and Cultural Bid for Power The Christian Right A Conservative Coalition The Election of 1980 CHAPTER 32 THE COLD WAR IS OVER : 1981-1 992 Reaganomics Deficits Deregulation Reagan and Labor Civil Rights Reagan and the World Star Wars Affirmation: The Election of 1984 The Third World Summitry with the Soviets 904 904 904 905 906 906 907 907 908 910 910 912 913 914 917 917 918 918 921 923 924 924 925 925 925 926 927 927 930 Reagan s America Greed Is Good American Journal Stresses in the Workforce Political Reckoning The Election of 1988 The Reagan Legacy Bush Seeks a New Global Order The End of the Cold War Ripples of Freedom The Gulf War A Domestic Guardian The Troubled Economy Civil Rights The Supreme Court The Election of 1992 CHAPTER 33 INNOVATIONS AND DIVISIONS IN A GLOBALIZING SOCIETY: 197O-2OOO 932 Women and Minority Groups 959 932 Women 959 933 African Americans 961 934 Native Americans 963 935 A Nation of Nations 964 935 Asian Americans 965 936 Hispanic Americans 966 Political Power and Cultural Recognition 967 936 Resentments 968 937 937 939 CHAPTER 34 940 940 THE POLITICS OF DIVISION: 1993-2OO1 972 941 942 The Clinton Presidency 973 942 The Economy and Free Trade 973 Innovation and the Economy Computers for the People American Journal Genetics and Biotechnology Medicine and Health AIDS Smoking Drugs The Metropolitan and Natural Environments Downsides Sustaining the Environment 945 946 946 948 950 953 954 955 955 956 956 957 Setbacks: Health Care and Gay Rights American Journal Anger on the Right Elections, 1994: A Republican Earthquake The 1996 Election The Best and Worst of Times The Bull Market A Restrained Domestic Agenda Sex, Lies, and Impeachment The Post-Cold War World Russia Violence in the Former Yugoslavia China and the Pacific Rim Peacemaking in Haiti and Northern Ireland Failure in Somalia and Rwanda The Middle East and the Spread of Terror The Clinton Record Election 2000 Disputed Outcome 974 975 976 976 978 978 979 979 980 981 982 982 983 984 984 985 987 987 987 The Bush Presidency: Beginnings Governing from the Right Divisions in Congress America First Summer 2001 CHAPTER 35 AT WAR AGAINST TERROR: SINCE 2OO1 Combatting Terror Bush Takes Charge Action in Afghanistan The Bush Doctrine War in Iraq A Disputed Case for War Mission Accomplished Reconstruction and Insurgency Forging a Democracy Counting the Costs Peace and Proliferation A Road Map to Peace Nuclear Proliferation Intelligence, Security, and Human Rights Security at Home Denials of Rights Redress in the Courts 989 The Economy, Health Care, and Gay Rights 1011 989 Struggle for Recovery 1011 990 Health Care 1012 991 Gay Marriage 1013 992 Election 2004 1014 State of the Nation, 2005 1015 American Journal 1017 994 996 997 998 999 1000 1000 1001 1003 1004 1005 1005 1005 1006 1007 1009 1009 1010 GLOSSARY G-l APPENDIX The Declaration of Independence A-l Articles of Confederation A-3 The Constitution of the United States A-7 Presidential Elections A-16 Admission of States A-20 Population of the United States A-21 Immigration to the United States (1820-2005) A-22 Presidents, Vice-Presidents, and Secretaries of State A-23 CREDITS C-l INDEX 1-1 The Peoples of Ancient America 9 Early Expeditions of Discovery and Conquest 22 European Settlements in North America: The Atlantic Coast 45 Trade in the Atlantic World, Seventeenth-Eighteenth Centuries 83 The Spread and Clash of Empires, Seventeenth Century 89 King William s War 95 Locations of Pope s Rebellion 96 Settlement by Immigrant Groups, 1680-1760 107 The Transatlantic Slave Trade, 1519-1867 110 The French and Indian War, 1754-1763 134 North America, 1764 143 The Revolutionary War in the North, 1776-1777 165 The Revolutionary War in the South, 1778-1781 170 North America, 1783 172 The Northwest Ordinance, 1787 208 The Louisiana Purchase and the Corps of Discovery 264 The War of 1812 277 Regional Development after the War of 1812 285 A New Epoch: Population Change, 1820-1860 293 The Missouri Compromise, 1820 304 Innovations in Transport, c. 1840 321 Indian Removals, 1820-1840 330 Slave Population, 1820 347 Slave Population, 1860 348 Rural Industry, 1820-1860 358 The Benevolent Empire, 1825-1846 374 Immigration, 1840-1860 389 The Texas Revolution, 1835-1836 399 The Oregon Dispute, 1845-1846 402 The Mexican War: Major Campaigns, 1846-1848 406 The California Gold Rush, 1848-1855 414 The Compromise of 1850 419 Trails West, 1848-1861 428 The Expansion of Railroads to 1860 435 The Kansas-Nebraska Act, 1854 437 The Election of 1860 448 Secession of the Southern States, 1861 453 The Civil War: Major Campaigns in the West, 1862-1863 461 The Civil War: Major Campaigns in the East, 1861-1862 462 The Civil War: Major Campaigns in the East, 1863-1865 476 The Civil War: Sherman s Campaigns, 1864-1865 479 Reconstruction, 1865-1877 495 The Election of 1876 507 Transcontinental Railroad Lines, 1880s Immigrants in the United States, 1890 Native American Territorial Losses, 1850-1890 The Emergence of Cities, 1870 The Emergence of Cities, 1910 The Election of 1896 Territories Acquired by the U.S., 1865-1903 U.S. Interventions in the Caribbean, 1890-1920 Europe Before World War I, 1914 World War I: The Western Front, 1918 Europe After the Treaty of Versailles, 1919 The Dust Bowl, 1935-1940 Areas Served by the Tennessee Valley Authority 521 536 545 552 553 594 609 618 Women s Suffrage before the Nineteenth Amendment (by 1919) 646 659 665 671 706 712 Aggression in Asia, 1931-1941 742 Aggression in Europe, 1935-1939 743 World War II: The Pacific, 1941-1945 774 World War II: Europe and Africa, 1940-1945 778 Cold War Europe 796 The Korean War, 1950 812 The Korean War, 1950-1953 815 U.S. Involvement in the Middle East, 1947-2005 825 Public School Segregation by State, 1954 844 The Election of 1960 849 U.S. Involvement in Latin America, 1954-2005 855 The Vietnam War, 1964-1975 873 Immigrants in the United States, 1990 965 Post-Cold War Europe 981 The War in Iraq 1002
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title Inventing America a history of the United States
title_auth Inventing America a history of the United States
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title_full_unstemmed Inventing America a history of the United States Pauline Maier ...
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