History of the United States 1st Edition

1. 01. Introduction.mp310.79MB
2. 02. The English Context—Society, Religion, and Politics.mp310.47MB
3. 03. The Disruption of Amerindian Life.mp310.62MB
4. 04. The Struggle for Survival.mp310.37MB
5. 05. Social Conflict and Slavery in the Chesapeake.mp310.47MB
6. 06. The Religion of Puritans.mp310.61MB
7. 07. Political Structures in New England.mp310.41MB
8. 08. New England Society.mp310.41MB
9. 09. The New Proprietaries—The Middle Colonies.mp310.21MB
10. 10. The New Proprietaries—The Deep South.mp310.67MB
11. 11. The Structure of Empire.mp310.88MB
12. 12. Slavery and African-American Life.mp310.4MB
13. 13. Women and the Family.mp310.14MB
14. 14. The Great Awakening.mp310.4MB
15. 15. Eighteenth-Century Colonial Politics.mp310.23MB
16. 16. Sources of Disorder and Conflict.mp310.55MB
17. 17. The Causes of the American Revolution.mp310.37MB
18. 18. From Protest to Revolution.mp310.56MB
19. 19. The Revolutionary War.mp310.4MB
20. 20. The Meaning of Revolution.mp310.37MB
21. 21. The Problem of National Identity.mp310.88MB
22. 22. A Republican Experiment.mp39.99MB
23. 23. Crisis and Constitution.mp310.31MB
24. 24. The Debate over Ratification.mp310.07MB
25. 25. Federalists versus Republicans.mp310.24MB
26. 26. The Age of Capital.mp310.2MB
27. 27. Westward Expansion.mp310.24MB
28. 28. The Second Party System.mp310.33MB
29. 29. Southern Society.mp310.41MB
30. 30. Slavery and Race.mp310.34MB
31. 31. Revivalism and Reform.mp310.61MB
32. 32. Antislavery Movements.mp310.38MB
33. 33. The Transcendentalist Movement.mp310.26MB
34. 34. Immigration and Nativism.mp310.03MB
35. 35. The Crises of the 1850s.mp39.76MB
36. 36. Lincoln and the Coming of the Civil War.mp39.99MB
37. 37. The Course of War.mp310.05MB
38. 38. Emancipation.mp39.79MB
39. 39. The Meanings of Freedom.mp310.07MB
40. 40. Reconstructing the United States.mp310.08MB
41. 41. The Compromise of 1877.mp310.2MB
42. 42. The Making of a Racial Policy.mp39.86MB
43. 43. The Emergence of Modern America.mp39.68MB
44. 44. The Rise of the City.mp39.89MB
45. 45. Imperialism—America as a World Power.mp310.08MB
46. 46. Progressivism.mp39.95MB
47. 47. The New Freedom.mp39.98MB
48. 48. World War I—America Goes Abroad.mp310.1MB
49. 49. After the War—The Long Armistice.mp310.05MB
50. 50. The Twenties—A Cultural Revolution.mp310.12MB
51. 51. The Great Depression.mp310.56MB
52. 52. Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal.mp310.13MB
53. 53. The Election of 1936 and Its Aftermath.mp310.16MB
54. 54. The Developing Crises in the Pacific.mp310.11MB
55. 55. The Coming of World War II.mp310.17MB
56. 56. The Undeclared War and the Abandonment of Neutrality.mp310MB
57. 57. World War II.mp310.14MB
58. 58. The War in Europe.mp310.19MB
59. 59. The Truman Years—Portrait of Everyman as President.mp310.08MB
60. 60. An Uneasy Peace—The Korean War.mp310.27MB
61. 61. Kennedy and the New Frontier.mp310.7MB
62. 62. LBJ and the Great Society.mp310.18MB
63. 63. Black America—Demand for Equality.mp310.25MB
64. 64. The Vietnam War—The War Without End.mp310.1MB
65. 65. Richard M. Nixon and Watergate.mp310.31MB
66. 66. The Reagan Years—Overturning the Great Society.mp310.1MB
67. 67. The Gulf War—Oil and American Middle Eastern Policy.mp310.31MB
68. 68. The End of the Cold War.mp310.22MB
69. 69. A Multicultural American.mp310.21MB
70. 70. Conclusion—Interpreting the American Past.mp310.26MB