Speaking of America: Readings in U.S. History, Vol. II: Since 1865

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Laura A. Belmonte 저자(글)

Wadsworth · 2006년 03월 03일

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저자(글) Laura A. Belmonte

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• Preface	p. viii
  A Note to the Student	p. ix
  Acknowledgments	p. x
  Reconstruction	p. 390
  African Americans and the Impact of Freedom	p. 392
  Letter from Willie Ann Grey	p. 393
  Testimony of Mingo White	p. 394
  Testimony of Charles Davenport	p. 395
  Elizabeth Hyde Botume, A Northern Teacher's View of the Freedmen (1863-1865)	p. 396
  The Louisiana Black Code (1865)	p. 398
  African Americans Seek Protection (1865)	p. 400
  Thaddeus Stevens Attacks Presidential Reconstruction (1865)	p. 402
  President Johnson Opposes Black Suffrage (1867)	p. 405
  A White Planter Responds to Emancipation (1866)	p. 407
  Howell Cobb, A White Southern Perspective on Reconstruction (1868)	p. 409
  Equal Rights Association Proceedings (1869)	p. 412
  Susan B. Anthony on Women's Rights (1873)	p. 415
  Ku Klux Klan during Reconstruction (1872)	p. 417
  The Rise of Modern America	p. 422
  Selling to the Masses (1870-1900)	p. 424
  Frederick Law Olmsted on Urban Life (1870)	p. 426
  "Bowery, Saturday Night" (1871)	p. 428
  Dr. John B. Whitaker on Factory Worker Health (1871)	p. 432
  John D. Rockefeller on the Success of Standard Oil (1899)	p. 433
  Henry W. Grady, "The New South" (1886)	p. 437
  Jacob Riis Describes Life in the Tenements (1890)	p. 440
  John Gast, American Progress (1872)	p. 443
  Harper's Weekly on the Custer Massacre (1876)	p. 445
  Chief Joseph's Lament (1879)	p. 448
  Rules for Indian Boarding Schools (1890)	p. 450
  Old Americans, New Americans	p. 454
  On the "Evils" of Chinese Immigration (1878)	p. 456
  Yan Phou Lee, "The Chinese Must Stay" (1889)	p. 459
  Grant Hamilton, "Where Is the Blame?" (1891)	p. 463
  Francis A. Walker Calls for Restriction of Immigration (1896)	p. 465
  Sadie Frowne, A Polish Sweatshop Girl (1906)	p. 469
  Florida Jim Crow Laws (1881-1913)	p. 474
  Booker T. Washington, The Atlanta Exposition Address (1895)	p. 477
  W. E. B. Dubois, The Souls of Black Folk (1903)	p. 480
  Protestors and Imperialists	p. 483
  Anthony Comstock, "The Suppression of Vice" (1882)	p. 485
  Images of Working-Class Leisure	p. 488
  Theodore Dreiser, Sister Carrie (1900)	p. 490
  Terence Powderly on the Knights of Labor (1878, 1889)	p. 494
  The Chicago Tribune on the Haymarket Affair (1886)	p. 496
  The Omaha Platform of the Populist Party (1892)	p. 499
  Albert J. Beveridge Calls for an American Empire (1900)	p. 502
  Mark Twain, "To the Person Sitting in Darkness" (1901)	p. 505
  The Progressive Era	p. 510
  Charles Monroe Sheldon Asks "What Would Jesus Do?" (1897)	p. 512
  Lincoln Steffens on Urban Political Corruption (1904)	p. 514
  Upton Sinclair, The Jungle (1906)	p. 518
  Gifford Pinchot, The Fight for Conservation (1910)	p. 520
  Jane Addams on the Fight Against Poverty (1910)	p. 523
  The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (1911)	p. 526
  Margaret Sanger, "Morality and Birth Control" (1918)	p. 529
  World War I	p. 533
  Woodrow Wilson, Declaration of War Message (1917)	p. 536
  Senator George Norris Opposes U.S. Entry into World War I (1917)	p. 539
  Eugene V. Debs Defends Political Dissent (1918)	p. 542
  Alice Paul Inspires Her Fellow Suffragists (1917-1918)	p. 546
  The NAACP Calls for Action (1919)	p. 550
  Woodrow Wilson, The Fourteen Points (1918)	p. 552
  Henry Cabot Lodge Opposes the League of Nations (1919)	p. 556
  The Roaring Twenties	p. 559
  Marcus Garvey, "Africa for the Africans" (1922)	p. 561
  Langston Hughes, "I, Too" (1925)	p. 563
  Consumer Culture in the 1920s	p. 565
  The Scopes Trial (1925)	p. 568
  College Students on "Petting" (1925)	p. 572
  Hiram Evans, "The Klan's Fight for Americanism" (1926)	p. 574
  Fiorello La Guardia on Prohibition (1926)	p. 577
  Herbert Hoover, "American Individualism" (1928)	p. 579
  The Great Depression, The New Deal	p. 582
  The Depression Hits Philadelphia (1931)	p. 584
  The Great Depression in Rural America (1932)	p. 587
  Franklin D. Roosevelt, First Inaugural Address (1933)	p. 589
  Huey Long Explains the "Share Our Wealth" Plan (1934)	p. 592
  Frances Perkins on Social Security (1935)	p. 595
  The New Deal and the Arts (1935-1939)	p. 599
  Songs of American Workers	p. 603
  Grant Wood, American Gothic (1930)	p. 607
  John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath (1939)	p. 609
  World War II	p. 616
  Franklin Roosevelt, The Four Freedoms (1941)	p. 620
  Charles Lindbergh Opposes Intervention (1941)	p. 626
  Propaganda on the Homefront (1942-1944)	p. 631
  Sybil Lewis and Adele Erenberg on Defense Work (1942-1945)	p. 634
  Charles Kikuchi on Life in a Japanese Internment Camp (1942)	p. 638
  An African-American Soldier Attacks the Paradox of American Democracy (1944)	p. 643
  Infantryman Bob Slaughter Remembers D-Day (1944)	p. 647
  Harry S. Truman on Deciding to Use the Atomic Bomb (1955)	p. 651
  The Early Cold War	p. 656
  George F. Kennan, "The Long Telegram" (1946)	p. 659
  Secretary of State George C. Marshall Offers Aid to Europe (1947)	p. 663
  Walter Lippmann Questions Containment (1947)	p. 666
  John Howard Lawson Testifies before HUAC (1947)	p. 670
  Joseph McCarthy on Communists in the U.S. Government (1950)	p. 676
  The Lavender Scare (1950)	p. 679
  A Guide for Surviving Nuclear War (1950)	p. 682
  Postwar America	p. 686
  A Journalist Describes Levittown (1948)	p. 689
  Malvina Reynolds, "Little Boxes" (1962)	p. 693
  The U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down School Segregation (1954)	p. 695
  The Southern Manifesto (1956)	p. 699
  Anne Moody Recalls the Lynching of Emmett Till (1968)	p. 702
  John Kenneth Galbraith, The Affluent Society (1958)	p. 708
  Jackson Pollock, Lavendar Mist: Number 1, 1950 (1950)	p. 712
  Allen Ginsberg, "Howl" (1956)	p. 714
  The Tumultuous Sixties	p. 719
  John F. Kennedy, Inaugural Address (1961)	p. 724
  Young Americans for Freedom, The Sharon Statement (1960)	p. 727
  Students for a Democratic Society, The Port Huron Statement (1962)	p. 729
  Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique (1963)	p. 734
  No More Miss America (1968)	p. 738
  Martin Luther King Jr., Letter from a Birmingham Jail (1963)	p. 741
  Malcolm X, "The Ballot or the Bullet" (1964)	p. 748
  Lyndon Johnson Proposes the "Great Society" (1964)	p. 754
  George Ball and Robert McNamara on U.S. Policy in Vietnam (1965)	p. 758
  Paul Potter, "The Incredible War" (1965)	p. 764
  Soldiers Write Home from Vietnam (1967-1970)	p. 769
  Guy Strait, "What Is a Hippie?"	p. 777
  Richard Nixon Accepts the Republican Nomination for President (1968)	p. 780
  The 1970s and 1980s	p. 785
  Mary Crow Dog Recalls the Siege of Wounded Knee (1973)	p. 790
  Roe v. Wade (1973)	p. 792
  Richard Nixon, Resignation Speech (1974)	p. 796
  Phyllis Schlafly Attacks the Equal Rights Amendment (1977)	p. 801
  Jerry Falwell on the Moral Majority (1981)	p. 805
  Lois Gibbs Recalls Life in Love Canal (1978)	p. 808
  Jimmy Carter on the Nation's "Crisis of Confidence" (1979)	p. 812
  Ronald Reagan, Inaugural Address (1981)	p. 818
  Larry Kramer, "1,112 and Counting" (1983)	p. 823
  Mario Cuomo, "A Tale of Two Cities" (1984)	p. 828
  Ronald Reagan, The "Evil Empire" Speech (1983)	p. 833
  The Iran-Contra Affair (1987)	p. 837
  George H. W. Bush Calls for "A New World of Freedom" (1989)	p. 842
  State of the Union	p. 846
  Major Rhonda Cornum on the Persian Gulf War (1991)	p. 852
  Asian Refugees Describe Life in America (1991)	p. 856
  Bill Clinton Outlines His Agenda (1993)	p. 860
  The Starr Report (1998)	p. 865
  The High-Tech Boom (1999)	p. 872
  The Battle in Seattle (1999)	p. 879
  George W. Bush Addresses the Nation (2001)	p. 882
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ISBN	9780495050186 ( 0495050180 )
발행(출시)일자	2006년 03월 03일
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