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An essential narrative of American history, with a focus on core learning objectives in the text and online, now available with a high school binding.

Lively yet concise, The Essential Learning Edition of America blends Shi and Tindall’s unrivalled narrative style with innovative pedagogy to help students understand major historical developments and strengthen critical interpretive skills. Online adaptive learning tools enhance and assess students’ mastery of the core objectives from the text.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Part 1: An Old “New” World
  2. Chapter 1: The Collision of Cultures in the Sixteenth Century
  3. Early Cultures in the Americas
  4. The Expansion of Europe
  5. The Spanish Empire
  6. The Columbian Exchange
  7. The Spanish in North America
  8. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  9. Chapter 2: England and Its American Colonies, 1607–1732
  10. The English Background
  11. Settling the American Colonies
  12. Native Peoples and English Settlers
  13. Servitude and Slavery in the Colonies
  14. Thriving Colonies
  15. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  16. Chapter 3: Colonial Ways of Life, 1607–1750
  17. The Shape of Early America
  18. Women in the Colonies
  19. Society and Economy in the Colonies
  20. Race-Based Slavery in the Colonies
  21. First Stirrings of a Common Colonial Culture
  22. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  23. Chapter 4: From Colonies to States, 1607–1776
  24. French and British Colonies
  25. Warfare in the Colonies
  26. Tightening of Control over the British Colonies
  27. Road to the American Revolution
  28. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  29. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating the Origins of the American Revolution
  30. Part 2: Building a Nation
  31. Chapter 5: The American Revolution, 1775–1783
  32. American Society at War
  33. Mobilizing for War
  34. Setbacks for the British (1777–1781)
  35. War as an Engine of Change
  36. Equality and Its Limits
  37. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  38. Chapter 6: Securing the Constitution and Union, 1783–1800
  39. The Confederation Government
  40. Creating the Constitution
  41. The Fight for Ratification
  42. The Federalist Era
  43. Foreign and Domestic Crises
  44. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  45. Chapter 7: The Early Republic, 1800–1815
  46. Jeffersonian Republicanism
  47. War in the Mediterranean and Europe
  48. The War of 1812
  49. The Aftermath of the War
  50. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  51. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating Thomas Jefferson and Slavery
  52. Part 3: An Expanding Nation, 1815–1860
  53. Chapter 8: The Emergence of a Market Economy, 1815–1850
  54. The Market Revolution
  55. Industrial Development
  56. Immigration
  57. Organized Labor and New Professions
  58. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  59. Chapter 9: Nationalism and Sectionalism, 1815–1828
  60. A New Nationalism
  61. Debates over the American System
  62. “An Era of Good Feelings”
  63. Nationalist Diplomacy
  64. The Rise of Andrew Jackson
  65. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  66. Chapter 10: The Jacksonian Era, 1828–1840
  67. Jacksonian Democracy
  68. Nullification
  69. Jackson’s Indian Policy
  70. Political Battles
  71. Jackson’s Legacy
  72. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  73. Chapter 11: The South and Slavery, 1800–1860
  74. The Distinctiveness of the Old South
  75. The Cotton Kingdom
  76. Whites in the Old South
  77. White over Black: Unequal Society in the South
  78. Forging an Enslaved Community
  79. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  80. Chapter 12: Religion, Romanticism, and Reform, 1800–1860
  81. A More Democratic Religion
  82. Romanticism in America
  83. The Reform Impulse
  84. The Anti-Slavery Movement
  85. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  86. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating Separate Spheres
  87. Part 4: A House Divided and Rebuilt
  88. Chapter 13: Western Expansion and Southern Secession, 1830–1861
  89. Moving West
  90. The Mexican-American War
  91. Slavery in the Territories
  92. The Emergence of the Republican Party
  93. The Southern Response
  94. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  95. Chapter 14: The War of the Union, 1861–1865
  96. Mobilizing Forces in the North and South
  97. Emancipation
  98. The War behind the Lines
  99. The Faltering Confederacy
  100. A Transformational War
  101. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  102. Chapter 15: The Era of Reconstruction, 1865–1877
  103. The War’s Aftermath in the South
  104. Battles over Political Reconstruction
  105. Black Society under Reconstruction
  106. The Grant Administration
  107. Reconstruction’s Significance
  108. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  109. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating Reconstruction
  110. Part 5: Growing Pains
  111. Chapter 16: Business and Labor in the Industrial Era, 1860–1900
  112. The Elements of Industrial and Agricultural Growth
  113. The Rise of Big Business
  114. The Alliance of Business and Politics
  115. A Changed Social Order
  116. Organized Labor
  117. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  118. Chapter 17: The New South and the New West, 1865–1900
  119. The Myth of the New South
  120. The Failings of the New South
  121. Race Relations during the 1890s
  122. The Settling of the New West
  123. Life in the New West
  124. The Fate of Western Indians
  125. The End of the Frontier
  126. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  127. Chapter 18: Political Stalemate and Rural Revolt, 1865–1900
  128. America’s Move to Town
  129. The New Immigration
  130. Changes in Culture and Thought
  131. Gilded Age Politics
  132. Corruption and Reform: Hayes to Harrison
  133. Unhappy Farmers and the “Money Problem”
  134. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  135. Chapter 19: Seizing an American Empire, 1865–1913
  136. Toward the New Imperialism
  137. Expansion in the Pacific
  138. The Spanish-American War
  139. Consequences of Victory
  140. Roosevelt’s “Big-Stick” Diplomacy
  141. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  142. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating the Annexation of the Philippines
  143. Part 6: Modern America
  144. Chapter 20: The Progressive Era, 1890–1920
  145. The Progressive Impulse
  146. The Varied Sources of Progressivism
  147. Progressives’ Aims and Achievements
  148. Progressivism under Roosevelt and Taft
  149. Woodrow Wilson: A Progressive Southerner
  150. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  151. Chapter 21: America and the Great War, 1914–1920
  152. An Uneasy Neutrality
  153. Mobilizing for War
  154. The American Role in the War
  155. The Politics of Peace
  156. Stumbling from War to Peace
  157. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  158. Chapter 22: A Clash of Cultures, 1920–1929
  159. A “New Era” of Consumption
  160. The “Jazz Age”
  161. The Modernist Revolt
  162. The Reactionary Twenties
  163. Republican Resurgence
  164. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  165. Chapter 23: The Great Depression and the New Deal, 1933–1939
  166. The Causes of the Great Depression
  167. The Human Toll of the Depression
  168. From Hooverism to the New Deal
  169. Roosevelt’s New Deal
  170. The New Deal under Fire
  171. The Second New Deal
  172. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  173. Chapter 24: The Second World War, 1933–1945
  174. The Rise of Fascism in Europe
  175. From Isolationism to Intervention
  176. Mobilization at Home
  177. The Allied Drive toward Berlin
  178. The Pacific War
  179. A New Age Is Born
  180. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  181. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating the United States’ Response to the Holocaust
  182. Part 7: The American Age
  183. Chapter 25: The Cold War and the Fair Deal, 1945–1952
  184. Truman and the Cold War
  185. The Containment Policy
  186. Expanding the New Deal
  187. The Cold War Heats Up
  188. Another Red Scare
  189. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  190. Chapter 26: Affluence and Anxiety in the Atomic Age, 1950–1959
  191. Moderate Republicanism: The Eisenhower Years
  192. A People of Plenty
  193. Cracks in the Picture Window
  194. The Early Years of the Civil Rights Movement
  195. Foreign Policy in the Fifties
  196. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  197. Chapter 27: New Frontiers and a Great Society, 1960–1968
  198. The New Frontier
  199. Expansion of the Civil Rights Movement
  200. Lyndon Baines Johnson and the Great Society
  201. The Tragedy of Vietnam
  202. The Turmoil of the Sixties
  203. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  204. Chapter 28: Rebellion and Reaction, 1960s and 1970s
  205. “Forever Young”: The Youth Revolt
  206. Social Activism Spreads
  207. Nixon and the Revival of Conservatism
  208. “Peace with Honor”: Ending the Vietnam War
  209. The Nixon Doctrine and a Thawing Cold War
  210. Watergate
  211. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  212. Chapter 29: Conservative Revival, 1977–2000
  213. The Carter Presidency
  214. The Rise of Ronald Reagan
  215. The Reagan Revolution
  216. An Anti-Communist Foreign Policy
  217. The Changing Economic and Social Landscape
  218. The Presidency of George H. W. Bush
  219. The Clinton Presidency (1993–2001)
  220. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  221. Chapter 30: Twenty-First-Century America, 2000–Present
  222. America’s Changing Population
  223. A Chaotic Start to a New Century
  224. Second-Term Blues
  225. The Obama Administration
  226. The Trump Administration
  227. Sideswiped by a Pandemic
  228. Biden’s First 100 Days
  229. Reviewing the Core Objectives
  230. Thinking Like a Historian: Debating Contemporary Immigration and the Uses of History
  231. Glossary
  232. Appendix
  233. The Declaration of Independence (1776)
  234. Articles of Confederation (1787)
  235. The Constitution of the United States (1787)
  236. Amendments to the Constitution
  237. Presidential Elections
  238. Admission of States
  239. Population of the United States
  240. Immigration by Region and Selected Country of Last Residence, Fiscal Years 1820–2020
  241. Legal Immigration to the United States
  242. Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Secretaries of State
  243. Further Readings
  244. Text Credits
  245. Photo Credits
  246. Index
  247. Endpapers

 

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