United States, 1865-1920
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United States, 1865-1920
Reuniting a Nation
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2020
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Inglês
9781138482418
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Author's Acknowledgements Series Introduction List of Figures Chronology Who's who Glossary PART ONE ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT 1 INTRODUCTION 2 RECONSTRUCTING A NATION Reconstruction from Lincoln to Johnson Congressional Reconstruction Grant's Reconstruction 3 THE ROAD TO REDEMPTION African American Rights Secured? White Resistance Rebuilding a White South A New South? 4 THE COURSE OF WESTWARD EXPANSION Connecting the West Native Americans Life in the West 5 PARTY POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE Reestablishing Republican Governance Republican Factionalism Grows The Cleveland Era 6 ROBBER BARONS AND KNIGHTS OF LABOR Technology The Robber Barons Agrarian Reaction Urban Reaction 7 THE UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD Relations with the European Empires Relations with Latin American Nations Relations with the Asia-Pacific Region 8 IMMIGRATION, ETHNICITY AND THE CHANGING FACE OF THE NATION Scientific Racism Immigration and New Minorities The Growth of Black Activism 9 BRYAN, ROOSEVELT, AND THE EVOLUTION OF PARTY POLITICS Populism and the Rise of William Jennings Bryan The Progressive Movement Theodore Roosevelt: The Accidental President Taft and the Republican Split of 1912 10 WILSON AND THE GREAT WAR The New Freedom: Domestic Affairs before the War Wilson, Latin America and Neutrality The End of Neutrality and Peace without Victory The Home Front 11 CONCLUSION: THE ELECTION OF 1920 AND THE END OF AN ERA PART TWO DOCUMENTS 1 Abraham Lincoln - "The Gettysburg Address" (1863) 2 Frederick Douglass - "What the Black Man Wants" (1865) 3 Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (1868) 4 Andrew Johnson - Veto Message Regarding Rebel State Governments (1867) 5 "Civil Rights of Freedmen in Mississippi" (1865) 6 Tom Watson - "The Negro Question in the South" (1892) 7 Booker T. Washington - "Atlanta Compromise" Speech (1895) 8 Sitting Bull - Testimony before a U.S. Senate Committee (1883) 9 Frederick Jackson Turner - "The Significance of the Frontier in American History" (1893) 10 Rutherford B. Hayes - Presidential Inaugural Address (1877) 11 "To Republicans and Independent Voters" (1884) 12 Populist Party Platform (1892) 13 Andrew Carnegie - "Wealth" (1889) 14 Samuel Gompers - Testimony before the Senate Committee on Education and Labor (1883) 15 Theodore Roosevelt - Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (1904) 16 John Hay - The First "Open Door" Note (1899) 17 Philippine Declaration of Independence (1898) 18 Thomas Dixon - The Leopard's Spots (1902) 19 Reports of the Dillingham Immigration Committee (1910) 20 W. E. B. Du Bois - "The Talented Tenth" (1903) 21 William Jennings Bryan - "Cross of Gold" Speech (1896) 22 Theodore Roosevelt - "The Man with the Muck-rake" (1906) 23 Woodrow Wilson - Address to Congress Leading to a War against Germany (1917) 24 Carrie Chapman Catt - Woman Suffrage by Federal Constitutional Amendment (1917) Further Reading References Index
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Author's Acknowledgements Series Introduction List of Figures Chronology Who's who Glossary PART ONE ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT 1 INTRODUCTION 2 RECONSTRUCTING A NATION Reconstruction from Lincoln to Johnson Congressional Reconstruction Grant's Reconstruction 3 THE ROAD TO REDEMPTION African American Rights Secured? White Resistance Rebuilding a White South A New South? 4 THE COURSE OF WESTWARD EXPANSION Connecting the West Native Americans Life in the West 5 PARTY POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE Reestablishing Republican Governance Republican Factionalism Grows The Cleveland Era 6 ROBBER BARONS AND KNIGHTS OF LABOR Technology The Robber Barons Agrarian Reaction Urban Reaction 7 THE UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD Relations with the European Empires Relations with Latin American Nations Relations with the Asia-Pacific Region 8 IMMIGRATION, ETHNICITY AND THE CHANGING FACE OF THE NATION Scientific Racism Immigration and New Minorities The Growth of Black Activism 9 BRYAN, ROOSEVELT, AND THE EVOLUTION OF PARTY POLITICS Populism and the Rise of William Jennings Bryan The Progressive Movement Theodore Roosevelt: The Accidental President Taft and the Republican Split of 1912 10 WILSON AND THE GREAT WAR The New Freedom: Domestic Affairs before the War Wilson, Latin America and Neutrality The End of Neutrality and Peace without Victory The Home Front 11 CONCLUSION: THE ELECTION OF 1920 AND THE END OF AN ERA PART TWO DOCUMENTS 1 Abraham Lincoln - "The Gettysburg Address" (1863) 2 Frederick Douglass - "What the Black Man Wants" (1865) 3 Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution (1868) 4 Andrew Johnson - Veto Message Regarding Rebel State Governments (1867) 5 "Civil Rights of Freedmen in Mississippi" (1865) 6 Tom Watson - "The Negro Question in the South" (1892) 7 Booker T. Washington - "Atlanta Compromise" Speech (1895) 8 Sitting Bull - Testimony before a U.S. Senate Committee (1883) 9 Frederick Jackson Turner - "The Significance of the Frontier in American History" (1893) 10 Rutherford B. Hayes - Presidential Inaugural Address (1877) 11 "To Republicans and Independent Voters" (1884) 12 Populist Party Platform (1892) 13 Andrew Carnegie - "Wealth" (1889) 14 Samuel Gompers - Testimony before the Senate Committee on Education and Labor (1883) 15 Theodore Roosevelt - Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (1904) 16 John Hay - The First "Open Door" Note (1899) 17 Philippine Declaration of Independence (1898) 18 Thomas Dixon - The Leopard's Spots (1902) 19 Reports of the Dillingham Immigration Committee (1910) 20 W. E. B. Du Bois - "The Talented Tenth" (1903) 21 William Jennings Bryan - "Cross of Gold" Speech (1896) 22 Theodore Roosevelt - "The Man with the Muck-rake" (1906) 23 Woodrow Wilson - Address to Congress Leading to a War against Germany (1917) 24 Carrie Chapman Catt - Woman Suffrage by Federal Constitutional Amendment (1917) Further Reading References Index
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