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978-0393643008 Chapter 1 Part 1
Chapter 1: The Collision of Cultures in the 16th Century CORE OBJECTIVES TRUE/FALSE 1. The earliest arrivals in North America were the so-called Clovis peoples, named for a site in New Mexico where distinctive spear points were discovered. ANS: T […]
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d. Most of the English public was Calvinist. e. Martin Luther was a favorite theologian of King Henry VIII. 20. __________ played the most decisive role in helping Europeans gain control of native peoples. a. Disease b. Starvation c. Tribal […]
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Chapter 10: The Jacksonian Era, 1828–1840 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Describe Andrew Jackson’s major beliefs regarding democracy, the presidency, and the TRUE/FALSE 1. During President Andrew Jackson’s presidency of the late 1820s to 1830s, politics in America became more democratic. ANS: […]
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21. Although most northern Indian tribes were too weak to resist removal westward, the __________ peoples fought to try to remain in the Illinois and Wisconsin Territories. a. Sauk and Fox b. Oto and Ute c. Dakota and Lakota d. […]
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Chapter 11: The South and Slavery, 1800–1860 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain the various factors that made the South distinct from the rest of the United States TRUE/FALSE 1. Agricultural diversity in the Old South was practically nonexistent. ANS: F DIF: […]
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20. Which of the following statements regarding the plantation mistresses is accurate? a. They led lives of extreme leisure. b. They exerted great political power in the South. c. Those who were married were legally independent of their husbands. d. […]
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Chapter 12: Religion, Romanticism, and Reform, 1800–1860 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the major changes in the practice of religion in America in the early nineteenth TRUE/FALSE 1. The massive wave of religious revivals across America around 1800 was called the […]
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the United States. a. progressive b. populist c. redeemer d. temperance e. reform 20. U.S. penitentiaries of the nineteenth century became places designed not only to punish but also to a. rehabilitate. b. execute. c. produce farm products. d. entertain. […]
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Chapter 13: Western Expansion and Southern Secession, 1830–1861 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain how, why, and where Americans moved west of the Mississippi River during the TRUE/FALSE 1. There were more than 200 different Indian tribes west of the Mississippi River […]
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e. the Thirteenth Amendment 21. Which of the following groups did the Free-Soil party attract? a. Northern Republicans b. Northern Democrats opposed to slavery c. Unhappy southern Democrats d. Pro-slavery Whigs e. Mainstream Know-Nothings ANS: B DIF: Moderate REF: p. […]
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Chapter 14: The War of the Union, 1861–1865 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Identify the respective advantages of the North and South in the war and explain how they TRUE/FALSE 1. Four additional states joined the original seven states of the Confederacy […]
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21. As a result of the Civil War, vacancies in traditional male jobs were often filled by a. immigrants. b. women. c. slaves. d. indentured servants. e. children. 22. __________ claimed that the Civil War advanced by 50 years the […]
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Chapter 15: Reconstruction, 1865–1877 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Identify the federal government’s major challenges in reconstructing the South after the Civil TRUE/FALSE 1. The South emerged from the Civil War with a strong, diversified economy. ANS: F DIF: Easy REF: pp. […]
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b. They were allowed to purchase land in designated areas only. c. The federal government repealed the wartime policy of land redistribution. d. State law forbid them from owning land. e. They did not have an understanding of what it […]
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Chapter 16: Big Business and Organized Labor, 1860–1900 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain the primary factors that stimulated unprecedented industrial and agricultural growth TRUE/FALSE 1. Power sources—such as water, coal, wood, and oil—were readily available in the United States. ANS: T […]
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b. loitering. c. bribery. d. kickbacks. e. pooling. 21. After the Civil War, what was the complaint about the federal tariff? a. It was not generating enough revenue. b. It was not forcing American companies to be competitive with their […]
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Chapter 17: The South and the West Transformed, 1865–1900 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Analyze the ways in which a “New South” emerged in the late nineteenth century. 2. Describe the crop-lien system that emerged in the South, and explain how it […]
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26. __________ argued that the black response to racial prejudice should be “ceaseless agitation.” a. W. E. B. Du Bois b. Booker T. Washington c. James Plunkett d. Alfred Waddell e. Henry Smith ANS: A DIF: Moderate REF: p. 624 […]
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Chapter 18: Society and Politics in the Gilded Age, 1865–1900 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Understand the effects of urban growth during the Gilded Age, including the problems it TRUE/FALSE 1. The growth of cities helped to solve many major social problems […]
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24. One of the ways politics in the Gilded Age was different than today was that a. the activities of “special interest” groups did not play much of a role in politics. b. the national political parties were much more […]
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Chapter 19: Seizing an American Empire, 1865–1913 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the factors that motivated America’s new imperialism after the Civil War. 2. Explain why and how America expanded its influence in the Pacific before the Spanish- TRUE/FALSE 1. Toward […]
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20. The __________ were a special regiment made up of good shots and good riders that Theodore Roosevelt joined during the War of 1898. a. insurrectos b. guerrillas c. Rough Riders d. haoles e. jingoists ANS: C DIF: Easy REF: […]
978-0393643008 Chapter 2 Part 1
Chapter 2: England and Its American Colonies, 1607–1732 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Identify the economic, political, and religious motivations for the establishment of England’s TRUE/FALSE 1. Although English settlers along the American coast may have expected the area to be uninhabited […]
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b. Spanish-Portuguese c. French d. English e. Germanic-Russian 19. __________ differed from other religious colonial leaders in that he encouraged settlers of all faiths to establish themselves in his colony. a. William Penn b. Roger Williams c. John Winthrop d. […]
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Chapter 20 : The Progressive Era, 1890–1920 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain the varied motives of progressive reformers. 2. Explain the various sources of thought and activism that contributed to the progressive TRUE/FALSE 1. Progressives generally believed government should not interfere […]
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23. Roosevelt’s “Square Deal” featured a. a plan that emphasized the intention of benefitting both rich and poor. b. a plan that ignored the conservation of natural resources. c. less government involvement in overseeing the actions of corporations. d. policies […]
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Chapter 21: America and the Great War, 1914–1920 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the outbreak of the Great War and the distinctive nature of the fighting on the TRUE/FALSE 1. The Great War lasted less than two years and saw about […]
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OBJ: 3. Describe the major events of the war after U.S. entry, and explain the U.S. contribution to the defeat of the Central Powers. 22. __________ led the __________, a group of determined Communist revolutionaries in Russia in 1917. a. […]
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Chapter 22: A Clash of Cultures, 1920–1929 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Assess the impact of the consumer culture that emerged in America during the 1920s, and TRUE/FALSE 1. The Roaring Twenties pitted a cosmopolitan urban America against the values of an […]
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20. Why was the Red Scare significant? a. It convinced Congress to increase the number of immigrants from Europe. b. It caused the downturn of nativism during the postwar period. c. It created anti-immigrant hysteria in the wake of the […]
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Chapter 23: New Deal America, 1929–1939 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Identify the major causes of the Great Depression. TRUE/FALSE 1. In the 1920s many investors bought stocks on margin—that is, with borrowed funds. ANS: T DIF: Easy REF: p. 852 OBJ: […]
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26. What did the Securities and Exchange Commission do? a. It allowed for unlicensed stock brokers. b. It set up the Wall Street Stock Exchange. c. It regulated the trading and issuance of stocks and bonds. d. It instituted a […]
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Chapter 24: The Second World War, 1933–1945 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Assess how German and Japanese actions led to the outbreak of war in Europe and in Asia. TRUE/FALSE 1. A radical form of totalitarian government in which a dictator uses […]
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e. It caused the war henceforth to become more localized in the Pacific and less of a global conflict. 25. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress passed the _____________, which gave the president the ability to reorganize the government […]
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Chapter 25: The Cold War and the Fair Deal, 1945–1952 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain why and how the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union TRUE/FALSE 1. Harry Truman was inexperienced in many political areas when he […]
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22. Upon the desegregation of the military, which branch was the last to comply? a. Navy b. Air Force c. Army d. Marines e. Coast Guard ANS: C DIF: Easy REF: p. 966 OBJ: 3. Describe Truman’s efforts to expand […]
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Chapter 26: Affluence and Anxiety in the Atomic Age, 1950–1959 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain President Eisenhower’s political philosophy and priorities. TRUE/FALSE 1. President Eisenhower was committed politically to “moderate Republicanism.” ANS: T DIF: Easy REF: p. 988 OBJ: 1. Explain […]
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a. conformity. b. communism. c. democratic socialism. d. agnosticism e. socialism. 22. A controversial new group of young artists, writers, and poets emerged in the 1950s that rejected traditional middle-class values and materialism. What were they known as? a. Beats […]
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Chapter 27: New Frontiers, 1960–1968 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Assess President John F. Kennedy’s efforts to contain communism abroad and pursue civil TRUE/FALSE 1. The Peace Corps was a group of Republican young people who campaigned for Nixon and other conservative […]
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b. Civil Rights Act of 1964. c. Anti-Discrimination Law of 1965. d. Desegregation Act of 1966. e. Freedom Riders Law of 1967. 21. As part of an elaborate domestic legislative agenda, President Lyndon Johnson declared an “unconditional war on _________ […]
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Chapter 28: Rebellion and Reaction, The 1960s and 1970s CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explore the origins of the youth revolt and compare the responses of the New Left and the TRUE/FALSE 1. The New Left came together in opposition to Richard […]
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c. vilification d. eradication e. brinksmanship 19. President Nixon’s plan to remove U.S. troops from Vietnam and equip the South Vietnamese soldiers to take control of the war was called a. the War Powers Resolution. b. Vietnamization. c. the Ho […]
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Chapter 29: Conservative Revival, 1977–1990 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Analyze why Jimmy Carter had such limited success as president. 2. Identify the key factors that led to the election of Ronald Reagan, the rise of the conservative TRUE/FALSE 1. In his […]
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22. According to the textbook, President Reagan was very successful in transforming the __________ while in office because of his conservative appointments. a. spoils system b. executive branch c. Washington, D.C. “good-old-boy” network d. judicial system e. way America looks […]
978-0393643008 Chapter 3 Part 1
Chapter 3: Colonial Ways of Life, 1607–1750 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain the major factors that contributed to the demographic changes that took place in the TRUE/FALSE 1. Benjamin Franklin explained that the rapid population growth of the eighteenth-century colonies was, […]
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20. Within the New England colonies, which of the following held true? a. Only Separatists could be found. b. The economy centered exclusively on fishing. c. All early settlers were Puritans. d. Church attendance was mandatory even for the unsaved. […]
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Chapter 30: Twenty-First-Century America, 1993–Present CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Describe the major population trends (demographics) in the United States during the twenty- TRUE/FALSE 1. By 2000, for the first time in U.S. history the majority of immigrants came not from Europe […]
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21. The Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) was aimed at assisting ailing a. banks. b. refineries. c. homeowners. d. stock exchanges. e. textile mills. ANS: A DIF: Moderate REF: p. 1182 OBJ: 4. Assess the issues and developments during Bush’s […]
978-0393643008 Chapter 4 Part 1
Chapter 4: From Colonies to States, 1607–1776 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Compare how the British and French Empires administered their colonies before 1763. 2. Analyze how the French and Indian War changed relations among the European powers in TRUE/FALSE 1. The […]
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19. Which of the following statements about the Stamp Act was true? a. The Stamp Act made it illegal for the colonists to print more paper money and caused the value of paper money to fall. b. The Stamp Act […]
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Chapter 5: The American Revolution, 1776–1783 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain the challenges faced by both British and American military leaders in fighting the TRUE/FALSE 1. Americans were more successful than the British in recruiting Indian allies during the American Revolution. […]
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19. During the American Revolution, those loyal to the British crown were often called a. Patriots. b. Whigs. c. Tories. d. Hessians. e. Subjects. ANS: C DIF: Easy REF: p. 178 OBJ: 3. Describe the ways in which the American […]
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Chapter 6: Creating a “More Perfect Union,” 1783–1800 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Identify the strengths and weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and explain how they TRUE/FALSE 1. The Articles of Confederation required unanimous approval for amendment. ANS: T DIF: Easy […]
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21. During the debate over ratification of the Constitution, the __________ insisted that the new document would eventually lead to corruption and tyranny. a. Federalists b. Whigs c. Democrat Republicans d. anti-Federalists e. American Party 22. Which of the following […]
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Chapter 7: The Early Republic, 1800–1815 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Summarize the major domestic political developments that took place during Thomas TRUE/FALSE 1. At his inauguration in 1801, Thomas Jefferson sought to promote “republican simplicity” by not wearing fancy clothes or […]
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e. appeased Federalist merchants. 20. Which of the following statements correctly describes the effects of President Madison’s Non-Intercourse Act? a. It reopened trade with all foreign countries. b. It reopened trade with both France and Great Britain. c. It conditionally […]
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Chapter 8: The Emergence of a Market Economy, 1815–1850 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Describe how changes in transportation and communications altered the economic landscape TRUE/FALSE 1. Before 1845, steamboats were used more for transportation on the ocean than on internal waterways. […]
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20. The __________, used at an industrial community along the Merrimack River, became the model for mill towns throughout New England. a. machine tool system b. English textile system c. capitalist system d. Lowell system e. factory town system ANS: […]
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Chapter 9: Nationalism and Sectionalism, 1815–1828 CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Analyze how the new spirit of nationalism that emerged after the War of 1812 affected TRUE/FALSE 1. The United States experienced a period of economic prosperity in the years after the […]
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20. Which of the following statements regarding the “Era of Good Feelings” is true? a. It began with the Panic of 1819 and ended with the Missouri Compromise. b. Politicians were unable to put aside sectional divisions. c. Monroe was […]
History Chapter 1 The Collision Cultures The Century This Period History Significant Because The
1 CHAPTER 1 The Collision of Cultures in the 16th Century This period in history is significant because of the increasing interactions of European and Native American cultures across the Atlantic Ocean. Before this period, there ias little recorded history […]
History Chapter 10 The Jacksonian Era This Focuses Andrew Jacksons Outlook The Controversies
1 CHAPTER 10 The Jacksonian Era 1828–1840 This chapter focuses on Andrew Jackson’s outlook, the controversies of his presidency, and the emergence of a new political party system. It narrates and explains Jackson’s views and how they differed CORE OBJECTIVES […]
History Chapter 11 The South And Slavery This Begins Discussing The Characteristics That
1 CHAPTER 11 The South and Slavery 1800–1860 This chapter begins by discussing the characteristics that made the South distinct from the rest of the nation, such as its climate, geography, and the slave plantation system. The chapter then analyzes […]
History Chapter 12 Religion Romanticism And Reform This Begins Discussing The Major Changes
1 CHAPTER 12 Religion, Romanticism, and Reform 1800–1860 This chapter begins by discussing the major changes in religion during the early nineteenth century, including the rationalization of religion and the Second Great Awakening, as well as its impact on existing […]
History Chapter 13 Western Expansion And Southern Secession This Traces The Link Between
1 CHAPTER 13 Western Expansion and Southern Secession 1830–1861 This chapter traces the link between the nation’s expansion westward with the South’s eventual secession. It begins by discussing the motives and routes for westward movement, specifically focusing on the movements […]
History Chapter 14 The War The Union This Begins Discussing The Advantages The
1 CHAPTER 14 The War of the Union 1861–1865 This chapter begins by discussing the advantages of the North and the South, along with their respective strategies. After this is a discussion of the Emancipation Proclamation and its impact, as […]
History Chapter 15 Reconstruction After The American Civil War The South Struggled Amid Economic
1 CHAPTER 15 Reconstruction 1865–1877 After the American Civil War, the South struggled amid economic chaos and political turmoil. To add to these enormous challenges, a large percentage of the population had died as a result of the war. This […]
History Chapter 16 Big Business And Organized Labor The Begins With Discussion The
1 CHAPTER 16 Big Business and Organized Labor 1860–1900 The chapter begins with a discussion of the factors that led to a dramatic increase in agricultural and in- dustrial production in the late nineteenth century, followed by a discussion of […]
History Chapter 17 The South And The West Transformed This Begins Discussing The
1 CHAPTER 17 The South and the West Transformed 1865–1900 This chapter begins by discussing the economic and agricultural changes that resulted in a New South, as well as race relations in the region, then moves on to a discussion […]
History Chapter 18 Society And Politics The Gilded Age This Begins Discussing The
1 CHAPTER 18 Society and Politics in the Gilded Age 1865–1900 This chapter begins by discussing the growth of cities in late-nineteenth-century America, the new immi- gration and resistance to it, emerging forms of urban leisure and entertainment, the transformation […]
History Chapter 19 Seizing American Empire This Covers American Expansion And Foreign Policy
1 CHAPTER 19 Seizing an American Empire 1865–1913 This chapter covers American expansion and foreign policy from the Civil War through the early twenti- eth century, placing particular emphasis on the Spanish-American War and America’s acquisition of an empire. The […]
History Chapter 2 England And Its American Colonies During This Period Settlers Coming America
1 CHAPTER 2 England and Its American Colonies 1607–1732 During this period, settlers coming to America had to adapt to new environments and respond to challenges. It was a constant struggle for those who were fortunate enough to make it […]
History Chapter 20 The Progressive Era This Covers The Origin Goals And Results
1 CHAPTER 20 The Progressive Era 1890–1920 This chapter covers the origin, goals, and results of the Progressive Era. In doing so, it discusses the domestic agenda of presidents Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow Wilson. CORE OBJECTIVES 1. […]
History Chapter 21 America And The Great War This Covers Foreign Affairs Wilsons
1 CHAPTER 21 America and the Great War 1914–1920 This chapter covers foreign affairs in Wilson’s administration, the war in Europe, American neutrality and preparedness, America’s entry into the war, domestic affairs during World War I, Wilson’s Fourteen Points and […]
History Chapter 22 Clash Cultures This Covers The Defensive Mood The Nativism The
1 CHAPTER 22 A Clash of Cultures 1920–1929 This chapter covers the defensive mood of the 1920s (nativism, the Klan, fundamentalism, and prohibi- tion), the new morality, the New Negro, the influence of science on social thought, and the influence […]
History Chapter 23 New Deal America This Covers The Transformation Progressivism Domestic Affairs
1 CHAPTER 23 New Deal America 1929–1939 This chapter covers the transformation of progressivism; domestic affairs in the administrations of Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover; the Republican prosperity of the 1920s; and the first three years of the Depression. CORE OBJECTIVES […]
History Chapter 24 The Second World War This Covers American Foreign Policy Between
1 CHAPTER 24 The Second World War 1933–1945 This chapter covers American foreign policy between the wars, the challenges Germany and Japan posed to international relations, the tensions between American isolationism and internationalism, the origins and early years of the […]
History Chapter 25 The Cold War And The Fair Deal This Covers Domestic
1 CHAPTER 25 The Cold War and the Fair Deal 1945–1952 This chapter covers domestic and foreign affairs in the Truman administration, including demobilization, the cold war, the Korean War, and the second Red Scare. CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Explain why […]
History Chapter 26 Affluence And Anxiety The Atomic Age This Discusses The Growth
1 CHAPTER 26 Affluence and Anxiety in the Atomic Age 1950–1959 This chapter discusses the growth of the postwar economy, suburban migration, and other factors that led to the so-called corporate life, or conformity, of the 1950s. Various reactions to […]
History Chapter 27 New Frontiers This Covers The Administrations Kennedy And Johnson Including
1 CHAPTER 27 New Frontiers 1960–1968 This chapter covers the administrations of Kennedy and Johnson, including social and economic devel- opments, the civil rights revolution, and developments in Vietnam. CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Assess President John F. Kennedy’s efforts to contain […]
History Chapter 28 Rebellion And Reaction The And This Describes The Youth Revolt
1 CHAPTER 28 Rebellion and Reaction The 1960s and 1970s This chapter describes the youth revolt of the late 1960s, including the New Left and the counterculture, and traces the gains made by women and ethnic minorities. It covers Nixon’s […]
History Chapter 29 Conservative Revival This Examines Domestic And Foreign Policy Under The
1 CHAPTER 29 Conservative Revival 1977–1990 This chapter examines domestic and foreign policy under the Reagan and George H. W. Bush administrations. CORE OBJECTIVES 1. Analyze why Jimmy Carter had such limited success as president. 2. Identify the key factors […]
History Chapter 3 Colonial Ways Life This Discusses What Life Was Like The
1 CHAPTER 3 Colonial Ways of Life 1607–1750 This chapter discusses what life was like in the colonial era as evidenced by demographics, gender roles, regional differences, the development of race-based slavery, and the impact of the Enlightenment and the […]
History Chapter 30 Twentyfirstcentury America Present This Describes Recent Demographic Trends And Covers
1 CHAPTER 30 Twenty-First-Century America 1993–Present This chapter describes recent demographic trends and covers the administrations of Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama. The chapter also details the presidential campaign of 2016 and its outcome, including the emergence […]
History Chapter 4 From Colonies States This Begins Contrasting French And British Colonial
1 CHAPTER 4 From Colonies to States 1607–1776 This chapter begins by contrasting French and British colonial policies. The focus then shifts to the changes in British colonial policy in the aftermath of the French and Indian War, primarily as […]
History Chapter 5 The American Revolution This Discusses The Challenges Faced Both The
1 CHAPTER 5 The American Revolution 1776–1783 This chapter discusses the challenges faced by both the British and American militaries during the American Revolution. It also explores the key turning points in the war as France openly got involved after […]
History Chapter 6 Creating More Perfect Union This Covers The Successes And Failures
1 CHAPTER 6 Creating a “More Perfect Union” 1783–1800 This chapter covers the successes and failures of the Articles of Confederation government, the movement for a new form of government, the political innovations in the Constitution, the Constitutional ratification struggle, […]
History Chapter 7 The Early Republic This Covers Thomas Jeffersons Presidency What Meant
1 CHAPTER 7 The Early Republic 1800–1815 This chapter covers Thomas Jefferson’s presidency, what it meant for the government as the Republicans took control, Marbury v. Madison, and the Louisiana Purchase. It also looks at foreign affairs under the Jefferson […]
History Chapter 8 The Emergence Market Economy This Follows The Transformation Young Nation
1 CHAPTER 8 The Emergence of a Market Economy 1815–1850 This chapter follows the transformation of a young nation through many aspects of both economic and social developments. In this chapter, one can trace developments in agriculture, transportation, technology, industrial […]
History Chapter 9 Nationalism And Sectionalism This Covers The Rise Nationalism After The
1 CHAPTER 9 Nationalism and Sectionalism 1815–1828 This chapter covers the rise of nationalism after the War of 1812 and the various ways it manifested itself economically and judicially. It then moves on to discuss challenges to the national viewpoint […]