Rise of the American Nation with 1964 Supplement

Chapters

• 1 Europeans Settle in the New World (1450-1624)
• 2 The British Colonies Grow Strong (1620-1750)
• 3 Great Britain Wins New Territory (1750-1763)
• 4 The Colonists Gradually Become Americans
• 5 Democratic Ideas Take Root in Colonial America
• 6 New Tensions Strain Old Loyalties (1763-1775)
• 7 The Colonies Win Their Independence (1775-1783)
• 8 The States Unite in Confederation (1775-1787)
• 9 The States Create a Federal Union (1787-1789)
• 10 The Nation Makes a Strong Start (1789-1801)
• 11 The Nation Grows in Size and Power (1801-1817)
• 12 The Unified Nation Commands Respect (1817-1825)
• 13 The Nation Becomes More Democratic (1825-1845)
• 14 The Northern States Build New Industries
• 15 The Southern States Create a Cotton Economy
• 16 The Westward Movement Reaches the Pacific
• 17 Ideas of Reform Stir the American People
• 18 Sectional Strife Becomes Acute (1845-1865)
• 19 Americans Endure the Strains of War (1861-1865)
• 20 The South is Restored to the Union (1865-1900)
• 21 Democracy Undergoes Severe Trials (1865-1897)
• 22 Americans Conquer "The Last Frontier" (1865-1900)
• 23 Business Leaders Spur the Growth of American Industry
• 24 Farmers Revolt Against Big Business Practices
• 25 Workers Organize to Safeguard Their Interests
• 26 Industrialization Transforms American Ways of Life
• 27 "The Square Deal" Stimulates Reform (1897-1909)
• 28 The "New Freedom" Extends Reform (1909-1920)
• 29 "The Big Change" Begins in American Ways of Life
• 30 The Nation Expands in the Pacific (1898-1914)
• 31 The Nation Expands in the Caribbean (1898-1914)
• 32 The Nation Fights a War in Europe (1914-1920)
• 33 Years of Prosperity End in a Crash (1920-1932)
• 34 The Nation Spurns World Leadership (1920-1932)
• 35 The Pace of Living Accelerates in the "Golden Twenties"
• 36 The Nation Undertakes a Great Experiment (1932-1941)
• 37 The Great Experiment Goes on Trial (1936-1940)
• 38 The Nation Moves from Isolation into War (1932-1941)
• 39 Americans Fight a Second World War (1941-1945)
• 40 The Nation Faces Postwar Problems (1945-1952)
• 41 The Nation Prospers in an Uneasy World (1952-1960's)