The American People: A History, Vol. 2: Since 1865 (v. 2)

The American People: A History, Vol. 2: Since 1865 (v. 2)Chapter 1: the Old World and the New: the context of colonizationChapter 2: The English colonies in the 17th centuryChapter 3: Imperial reform, social change and the crisis of 17th century colonial societyChapter 4: American society in the 18th centuryChapter 5: The imperial crisis and American resistanceChapter 6: An American revolutionChapter 7: American states, American NationChapter 8: The Federalist eraChapter 9: A national society takes shape 190-1820Chapter 10: Jeffersonian democracy and the War of 1812Chapter 11: American nationalism and the revival of sectionalismChapter 12: The Jacksonian eraChapter 13: Manifast destiny and the Mexican warChapter 14: Life in the Antebellum periodChapter 15: a House dividedChapter 16: The Civil WarChapter 17: The era of reconstructionChapter 18: The Industrial revolution, 1850-1900Chapter 19: Politics and diplomacy in the Gilded AgeChapter 20: Political upheavals of the 1890sChapter 21: The war with Spain and an empire overseasChapter 22: The American people at the end of the centuryChapter 23: The Progressive movementChapter 24: The era of Theodore RooseveltChapter 25: Woodrow Wilson and the triumph of ProgressivismChapter 26: The United States and the First World WarChapter 27: The 1920's: accelerated economic and social changeChapter 28: the politics of the 1920sChapter 29: Herbert Hoover and the Great DepressionChapter 30: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New DealChapter 31: The United States and the second road to world warChapter 32: The United States in the Second World WarChapter 33: Politics and problems of the Truman eraChapter 34: The American people since the Second World WarChapter 35: The middle of the road under EisenhowerChapter 36: New frontiers, the Great Society, and the Viewnam warChapter 37: The Presidency on trialChapter 38: Since Watergate