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History of the United States eBook
Mary Ritter Beard
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 731 pages of information about History of the United States.
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History of the United States eBook
Mary Ritter Beard
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 731 pages of information about History of the United States.
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PART I. THE COLONIAL PERIOD
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PART II. CONFLICT AND INDEPENDENCE
1
PART III. FOUNDATIONS OF THE UNION AND NATIONAL POLITICS
1
PART IV. THE WEST AND JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY
2
PART V. SECTIONAL CONFLICT AND RECONSTRUCTION
2
PART VI. NATIONAL GROWTH AND WORLD POLITICS
2
PART VII. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY AND THE WORLD WAR
3
APPENDIX 627
4
INDEX 655
4
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
5
PART I. THE COLONIAL PERIOD
5
CHAPTER I
5
THE AGENCIES OF AMERICAN COLONIZATION
6
THE COLONIAL PEOPLES
8
THE PROCESS OF COLONIZATION
12
CHAPTER II
17
THE LAND AND THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT
17
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
21
Chapter III
27
THE LEADERSHIP OF THE CHURCHES
28
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
31
THE COLONIAL PRESS
33
THE EVOLUTION IN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
34
CHAPTER IV
38
RELATIONS WITH THE INDIANS AND THE FRENCH
39
THE EFFECTS OF WARFARE ON THE COLONIES
42
COLONIAL RELATIONS WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
44
SUMMARY OF THE COLONIAL PERIOD
49
PART II. CONFLICT AND INDEPENDENCE
52
CHAPTER V
52
GEORGE III AND HIS SYSTEM
52
GEORGE III’S MINISTERS AND THEIR COLONIAL POLICIES
54
COLONIAL RESISTANCE FORCES REPEAL
56
RESUMPTION OF BRITISH REVENUE AND COMMERCIAL POLICIES
59
RENEWED RESISTANCE IN AMERICA
61
RETALIATION BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
63
FROM REFORM TO REVOLUTION IN AMERICA
65
CHAPTER VI
67
RESISTANCE AND RETALIATION
67
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
69
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF GOVERNMENT AND THE NEW ALLEGIANCE
73
MILITARY AFFAIRS
78
THE FINANCES OF THE REVOLUTION
84
THE DIPLOMACY OF THE REVOLUTION
86
PEACE AT LAST
89
SUMMARY OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD
90
PART III. THE UNION AND NATIONAL POLITICS
93
CHAPTER VII
93
THE PROMISE AND THE DIFFICULTIES OF AMERICA
93
THE CALLING OF A CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
96
THE FRAMING OF THE CONSTITUTION
98
THE STRUGGLE OVER RATIFICATION
106
CHAPTER VIII
108
THE MEN AND MEASURES OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT
108
THE RISE OF POLITICAL PARTIES
112
FOREIGN INFLUENCES AND DOMESTIC POLITICS
115
FOOTNOTES:
123
CHAPTER IX
123
REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES AND POLICIES
123
THE REPUBLICANS AND THE GREAT WEST
126
THE REPUBLICAN WAR FOR COMMERCIAL INDEPENDENCE
129
THE REPUBLICANS NATIONALIZED
134
THE NATIONAL DECISIONS OF CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL
139
SUMMARY OF THE UNION AND NATIONAL POLITICS
142
PART IV. THE WEST AND JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY
145
CHAPTER X
145
PREPARATION FOR WESTERN SETTLEMENT
145
THE WESTERN MIGRATION AND NEW STATES
148
THE SPIRIT OF THE FRONTIER
153
THE WEST AND THE EAST MEET
154
CHAPTER XI
158
THE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN THE EAST
158
THE NEW DEMOCRACY ENTERS THE ARENA
162
THE NEW DEMOCRACY AT WASHINGTON
166
THE RISE OF THE WHIGS
173
THE INTERACTION OF AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN OPINION
176
CHAPTER XII
179
THE ADVANCE OF THE MIDDLE BORDER
180
ON TO THE PACIFIC—TEXAS AND THE MEXICAN WAR
183
THE PACIFIC COAST AND UTAH
188
SUMMARY OF WESTERN DEVELOPMENT AND NATIONAL POLITICS
193
PART V. SECTIONAL CONFLICT AND RECONSTRUCTION
194
CHAPTER XIII
194
THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
195
THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND NATIONAL POLITICS
202
CHAPTER XIV
208
SLAVERY—NORTH AND SOUTH
208
SLAVERY IN NATIONAL POLITICS
213
THE DRIFT OF EVENTS TOWARD THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT
218
CHAPTER XV
225
THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
226
THE WAR MEASURES OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
230
THE RESULTS OF THE CIVIL WAR
239
RECONSTRUCTION IN THE SOUTH
242
SUMMARY OF THE SECTIONAL CONFLICT
246
NORTHERN ACCOUNTS
247
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS
247
PART VI. NATIONAL GROWTH AND WORLD POLITICS
248
CHAPTER XVI
248
THE SOUTH AT THE CLOSE OF THE WAR
248
THE RESTORATION OF WHITE SUPREMACY
250
THE ECONOMIC ADVANCE OF THE SOUTH
255
CHAPTER XVII
262
RAILWAYS AND INDUSTRY
263
THE SUPREMACY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY (1861-85)
268
THE GROWTH OF OPPOSITION TO REPUBLICAN RULE
272
CHAPTER XVIII
277
THE RAILWAYS AS TRAIL BLAZERS
277
THE EVOLUTION OF GRAZING AND AGRICULTURE
280
MINING AND MANUFACTURING IN THE WEST
284
THE ADMISSION OF NEW STATES
287
THE INFLUENCE OF THE FAR WEST ON NATIONAL LIFE
289
CHAPTER XIX
293
THE CURRENCY QUESTION
294
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF AND TAXATION
299
THE RAILWAYS AND TRUSTS
300
THE MINOR PARTIES AND UNREST
302
THE SOUND MONEY BATTLE OF 1896
304
REPUBLICAN MEASURES AND RESULTS
308
CHAPTER XX
311
AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS (1865-98)
312
CUBA AND THE SPANISH WAR
317
A SIGHT TOO BAD
318
AMERICAN POLICIES IN THE PHILIPPINES AND THE ORIENT
325
SUMMARY OF NATIONAL GROWTH AND WORLD POLITICS
329
PART VII. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY AND THE WORLD WAR
331
CHAPTER XXI
331
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
332
COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION
336
THE ROOSEVELT DOMESTIC POLICIES
338
LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE ACTIVITIES
341
THE ADMINISTRATION OF PRESIDENT TAFT
343
PROGRESSIVE INSURGENCY AND THE ELECTION OF 1912
345
CHAPTER XXII
349
AN AGE OF CRITICISM
349
POLITICAL REFORMS
351
MEASURES OF ECONOMIC REFORM
356
CHAPTER XXIII
361
THE RISE OF THE WOMAN MOVEMENT
362
THE NATIONAL STRUGGLE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
366
CHAPTER XXIV
371
COOePERATION BETWEEN EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES
372
THE RISE AND GROWTH OF ORGANIZED LABOR
373
THE WIDER RELATIONS OF ORGANIZED LABOR
376
IMMIGRATION AND AMERICANIZATION
379
CHAPTER XXV
383
DOMESTIC LEGISLATION
383
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN POLICIES
385
THE UNITED STATES AND THE EUROPEAN WAR
388
THE UNITED STATES AT WAR
394
THE SETTLEMENT AT PARIS
399
SUMMARY OF DEMOCRACY AND THE WORLD WAR
403
APPENDIX
407
ARTICLE I
407
ARTICLE II
411
ARTICLE III
413
ARTICLE IV
414
ARTICLE V
415
ARTICLE VI
415
ARTICLE VII
415
ARTICLE I[10]
415
ARTICLE II
416
ARTICLE III
416
ARTICLE IV
416
ARTICLE V
416
ARTICLE VI
416
ARTICLE VII
416
ARTICLE VIII
416
ARTICLE IX
416
ARTICLE X
417
ARTICLE XI[11]
417
ARTICLE XII[12]
417
ARTICLE XIII[13]
418
ARTICLE XIV[14]
418
ARTICLE XV[15]
419
ARTICLE XVI[16]
419
ARTICLE XVII[17]
419
ARTICLE XVIII[18]
419
ARTICLE XIX[19]
419
POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, BY STATES: 1920, 1910, 1900
419
FOOTNOTES:
421
APPENDIX
421
FOOTNOTES:
422
POPULATION OF THE OUTLYING POSSESSIONS: 1920 AND 1910
422
FOOTNOTES:
422
A TOPICAL SYLLABUS
423
INDEX
428
Bacon, Nathaniel, 58
429
Calhoun, J.C., 198ff., 203, 208, 281, 321, 328
429
Danish West Indies, purchased, 593
430
East India Company, 93
431
Farm loan act, 589
431
Gage, General, 95, 100
432
Habeas corpus, 358
432
Idaho, admission, 442
432
Jackson, Andrew, 201, 204, 246, 280
433
Kansas, admission, 441
433
McClellan, General, 362, 365
434
Napoleon I, 190
434
Oglethorpe, James, 3
435
Pacific, American influence, 447
435
Radicals, 579
436
Saint Mihiel, 612
436
“Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” 332
437
Vallandigham, 360
438
Walpole, Sir Robert, 66
438
X, Y, Z affair, 180
438
Zenger, Peter, 48
438
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