Ordinary Americans : U.S. history through the eyes of everyday people / edited by Linda R. Monk.
Publication details: Alexandria, VA : Close Up Pub., ©1994.Description: xx, 296 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0932765475
- 9780932765475
- 973 20
- E173 .O76 1994
- 15.87
- 7,26
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E 169.12 .M33 How many roads? Recent America in perspective. | E 169.12 .R9 USA from where we stand readings in contemporary American problems. | E 169.56 .F56 First-person America / | E 173 .O76 1994 Ordinary Americans : U.S. history through the eyes of everyday people / | E 173 .O94 V.6 Battle cry of freedom : the Civil War era / | E 174 .J6 The Oxford companion to American history / | E 174 .P44 2003 The Penguin encyclopedia of American history / |
Pre-Columbian era to 1783. A "new world," a new nation : Cultures collide ; England's New World ; French and Indian War ; Revolution and independence -- 1783-1865. Nationalism and sectionalism: Building a new nation ; Democracy and reform ; The industrial North ; The plantation South ; Westward expansion ; Sectional crisis and Civil War -- 1865-1919. Industrializing America: Reconstruction ; Conquering the West ; Gilded Age politics ; From farm to factory ; The American empire ; The Progressive Era ; World War I -- 1919-1945. Democracy and adversity: Postwar politics ; The roaring twenties ; The great depression ; World War II -- 1945-1992. The challenges of power: Postwar America ; The Civil Rights movement ; Activists on many fronts ; The Vietnam war ; The nation in crisis ; The Reagan revolution and beyond.
Draws from letters, diaries, autobiographical accounts, and interviews to provide information about 500 years of U.S. history from the perspective of ordinary Americans.
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