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Table of Contents for
American Perspectives: Readings in American History, Volume II (since 1877), 6th Edition
Chapter One: Industrial America and Labor Unrest in Post-Civil War America
The Railroad Strike
The Crime of Poverty
Address of August Spies
Red-Handed Murder: Negroes Wantonly Killed at Thibodaux, LA
The Homestead Strike
Coeur d’Alene
The Chinese Exclusion Act
Congress Takes Aim at the “Chinese Menace”
The Pullman Strike
The History of the Standard Oil Company: The Oil War of 1872
Urban Pollution—Many Long Years Ago
Chapter Two: The African Experience in Post-Civil War America
A Crop Lien
A Sharecropping Contact
The Testimony of Benjamin Singleton
The Horrors of Lynching in the South
Rebecca Latimer Felton Endorses Prohibition
The Atlanta Exposition Address
- E. B. Du Bois Denounces Booker T. Washington’s Accommodationist Policies
The Literacy Test and the Poll Tax
Chapter Three: The Native American Experience in Post-Civil War America
A Letter from Governor Edmund Ross of New Mexico to President Grover Cleveland
The Dawes Act of 1887
Wovoka’s Message: The Promise of the Ghost Dance
An Account of Sitting Bull’s Death
Social Conflict in the American West
Chapter Four: The Farmers’ Revolt
Farmers Describe the Crisis
The Ocala Platform: Proceedings of the Supreme Council of the National Farmers’ Alliance and
Industrial Union
Two Speeches by Mary Elizabeth Lease
Their Own Hotheadedness: Senator Benjamin R. “Pitchfork Ben” Tillman Justifies Violence
against Southern Blacks
Tom Watson’s Strategy
A Populist Speaker Responds
The Omaha Platform of the People’s Party of America
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Excerpts)
Chapter Five: The Progressive Reaction against Industrialization
How the Other Half Lives (Excerpts)
The Treason of the Senate
The Great American Fraud
The Jungle (Excerpts)
The Galveston Hurricane
The Baltimore Fire
The San Francisco Earthquake
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
Disasters and Progressive Reform
Ratified and Unratified Progressive Era Amendments to the United States Constitution
Chapter Six: The Emergence of an American Empire
Joint Resolution to Provide for Annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the United States
Letter of Protest from Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii to the House of Representatives about the
Annexation of Hawaii
The Teller Amendment
The Platt Amendment
Albert Beveridge Defends U.S. Imperialism
Mark Twain Comments on the Moro Massacre
Theodore Roosevelt’s Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
War is a Racket
Irresistible Force, Immovable Object: U.S.-Japanese Relations in the Late 19th Century
Big Stick Abroad
Chapter Seven: Social and Political Change during World War I and the 1920s
Ludlow
The Steel Strike
The Herrin Massacre
Revolution in Texas
The Fourteen Points
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
From Bibles to Drill Bits: The U.S. and Middle East in the 1920s
Address to the Jury in the United States v. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman
Bartolomeo Vanzetti’s Speech to the Court
The Reverend Amzi Clarence Dixon on the Evils of Evolution
Clarence Darrow’s Opening Remarks at the Scopes Trial
Organizing 100% Women: Women in the Ku Klux Klan
The 18th and 19th Amendments to the United States Constitution
Chapter Eight: “We Have Nothing to Fear by Fear Itself”: America during the Great Depression
Every Man a King
A Third Party
Great Depression and New Deal Era Amendments to the United States Constitution
The Bonus Army Invades Washington
“The President Wants You to Organize!”
The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde
Chapter Eight: “We Have Nothing to Fear by Fear Itself”: America during the Great Depression
(cont.)
The Birth of the Ultraconservatives: The Impact of Texas Oil Money on National Politics
The Origins of the Good Neighbor Policy: The Quest for Order in Latin America
Chapter Nine: A War to be Won: The Second World War
The Atlantic Charter
Battleship Commander
Executive Order 9066: The Relocation of Japanese-Americans during World War II
The Detroit Race Riot
The Zoot-Suit Riot
D-Day: General Eisenhower’s Order of the Day—June 6, 1944
Germany’s Formula for War: Hitler’s Quest for Oil during World War II
Mauthausen: The American Liberation of a German Concentration Camp
The Pacific War: The Japanese Perspective of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Hiroshima in America: Justifying the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Chapter Ten: McCarthyism and Post-World War II America
President Harry S. Truman’s Address before a Joint Session of Congress: The Truman Doctrine
NSC-68
A Good Way to Pick a Fight
Joseph McCarthy’s “Enemies Within” Speech
Senate Resolution 301: The Censure of Senator Joseph McCarthy
An Unread Statement before the House Committee on Un-American Activities
“Good Evening, Mr. Roosevelt”: Kermit Roosevelt and the Overthrow of Muhammad
Mossedegh’s Government in Iran
The GI Bill of Rights
Chapter Eleven: The Cold War and the Civil Rights Movement
The Southern Manifesto
President Eisenhower’s Speech to the American People on Little Rock, Arkansas
The Murder of Medgar Evers
Letter from a Birmingham Jail
The Testimony of Fannie Lou Hamer
Cold War and Civil Rights Era Amendments to the United States Constitution
Interracial Marriage on Trial: Loving v. Virginia
Coming of Age in Mississippi (Excerpt)
Fast and Furious: The Origins of NASCAR
Chapter Twelve: Years of Discord: The 1960s and 1970s
The Ballot or the Bullet
The Murder of Malcolm X
The Feminine Mystique: The Problem that Has No Name
SNCC Position Paper: Women in the Civil Rights Movement
Chapter Twelve: Years of Discord: The 1960s and 1970s (cont.)
“The Negro Family: A Case for National Action”: The Daniel P. Moynihan Report
The Watts Riot
The Detroit Riot
The Tonkin Gulf Resolution
“They were Butchering People”: An Eyewitness Account of the My Lai Massacre
The Legacy of Vietnam
Hernandez v. Texas and the Exclusion of Mexican-Americans from Grand Juries
The Trail of Broken Treaties: The American Indian Movement’s Occupation of the U.S. Bureau
of Indian Affairs
Stonewall: The Beginning of the Gay Liberation Movement in the United States
Ratified and Unratified Amendments to the United States Constitution from the 1970s
Transcripts from the Watergate Tapes
The Camp David Accords
The Crisis of Confidence Speech
Chapter Thirteen: Reagan, Bush, and Beyond
The Lewis Powell Memorandum to the United States Chamber of Commerce
Ronald Reagan’s “Evil Empire” Speech
The Boland Amendment and the “Boland II” Amendment: The Origins of the Iran-Contra
Scandal
Letter from Senator Barry Goldwater to William “Bill” Casey: More on the Origins of the Iran-
Contra Scandal
Post-Cold War Amendments to the United States Constitution
Out of Gas
“We Have Some Planes,” Inside the Four Hijacked Flights on September 11, 2001: Excerpts from
the 9/11 Commission Report
Planet Pakistan
The Unocal Affair
Chronological Table of Contents Separating Primary Sources from Secondary Works
American Perspectives: Readings in American History, Volume II (since 1877), 6th Edition
Chapter |
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Secondary Works |
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Chapter One |
The Railroad Strike The Crime of Poverty Address of August Spies Red-Handed Murder The Homestead Strike Coeur d’Alene The Chinese Exclusion Act Congress Takes Aim at the Chinese Menace The Pullman Strike |
The History of the Standard Oil Company Urban Pollution—Many Long Years Ago |
Chapter Two |
A Crop Lien A Sharecropping Contract The Testimony of Benjamin Singleton The Horrors of Lynching in the South Rebecca Latimer Felton Endorses Prohibition The Atlanta Exposition Address Du Bois Denounces Accommodation The Literacy Test and Poll Tax |
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Chapter Three |
Letter from Gov. Ross to Grover Cleveland The Dawes Act of 1887 Wovoka’s Message An Account of Sitting Bull’s Death |
Social Conflict in the American West |
Chapter Four |
Farmers Describe the Crisis The Ocala Platform Two Speeches by Mary Elizabeth Lease Their Own Hotheadedness Tom Watson’s Strategy A Populist Speaker Responds The Omaha Platform The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Excerpts) |
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Chapter Five |
How the Other Half Lives (Excerpts) The Treason of the Senate The Great American Fraud The Jungle (Excerpts) The Galveston Hurricane The Baltimore Fire The San Francisco Earthquake The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Progressive Era Amendments |
Meat Inspection: Theory and Reality Disasters and Progressive Reform |
Chapter Six |
Joint Resolution on Annexing Hawaii Queen Lil’s Response The Teller Amendment The Platt Amendment Albert Beveridge Defends U.S. Imperialism Comments on the Moro Massacre The T. Roosevelt Corollary |
War is a Racket Irresistible Force, Immovable Object Big Stick Abroad |
Chapter Seven |
Ludlow The Steel Strike The Herrin Massacre The Fourteen Points Emma Goldman’s Address to the Jury Vanzetti’s Speech to the Court Rev. Dixon on Evils of Evolution Darrow’s Opening Remarks/Scopes Trial 18th and 19th Amendments |
Revolution in Texas When Johnny Comes Marching Home From Bibles to Drill Bits Organizing 100% Women |
Chapter Eight |
Every Man a King A Third Party Amendments of Depression/New Deal Era |
The Bonus Army Invades Washington The President wants You to Organize The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde The Birth of the Ultraconservatives Origins of the Good Neighbor Policy |
Chapter Nine |
The Atlantic Charter Executive Order 9066 The Detroit Race Riot The Zoot-Suit Riot Eisenhower’s Order of the Day: D-Day |
Battleship Commander Germany’s Formula for War Mauthausen The Pacific War Hiroshima in America (Excerpts) |
Chapter Ten |
The Truman Doctrine NSC-68 McCarthy’s “Enemies Within” Speech Senate Resolution 301 Unread Statement before HUAC |
A Good Way to Pick a Fight “Good Evening, Mr. Roosevelt” The GI Bill of Rights |
Chapter Eleven |
The Southern Manifesto Eisenhower’s Speech on Little Rock, AR The Murder of Medgar Evers Letter from a Birmingham Jail Testimony of Fannie Lou Hamer Cold War/Civil Rights Era Amendments Coming of Age in Mississippi (Excerpt) |
Interracial Marriage on Trial Fast and Furious |
Chapter Twelve |
The Ballot or the Bullet The Murder of Malcolm X The Problem that Has No Name Women in the Civil Rights Movement The Negro Family/Moynihan Report The Watts Riot The Detroit Riot The Tonkin Gulf Resolution They Were Butchering People The Trail of Broken Treaties Amendments from the 1970s Transcripts from the Watergate Tapes The Camp David Accords The Crisis of Confidence Speech |
The Legacy of Vietnam Hernandez v. Texas Stonewall |
Chapter Thirteen |
The Lewis Powell Memorandum Reagan’s “Evil Empire” Speech The Boland Amendment and Boland II Letter: Goldwater to Casey Post-Cold War Amendments “We Have Some Planes” |
Out of Gas Planet Pakistan The Unocal Affair |
Table of Contents Separating Primary Sources from Secondary Works by Topical Areas
American Perspectives: Readings in American History, Volume II (since 1877), 6th Edition
Topical Area |
Chapter |
Primary Sources |
Secondary Works |
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Political and Economic History |
Chap. 01 |
The Crime of Poverty |
History of Standard Oil Urban Pollution |
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Chap. 02 |
A Crop Lien A Sharecropping Contract |
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Chap. 04 |
Farmers Describe the Crisis The Ocala Platform Two Speeches/Mary E. Lease Tom Watson’s Strategy A Populist Leader Responds The Omaha Platform The Wonderful Wizard of Oz |
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Chap. 5 |
How the Other Half Lives The Treason of the Senate The Great American Fraud Progressive Era Amendments |
Meat Inspection: Theory and Reality |
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Chap. 7 |
The 18th and 19th Amendments |
From Bibles to Drill Bits |
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Chap. 8 |
Every Man a King A Third Party Depression/New Deal Amendments |
The Bonus Army Invades Washington The Birth of the Ultraconservatives |
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Chap. 10 |
“Enemies Within” Speech Senate Resolution 301 Unread Statement/HUAC |
The GI Bill of Rights |
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Chap. 12 |
Amendments from 1970s Transcripts/Watergate Tapes Crisis of Confidence Speech |
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Chap. 13 |
Lewis Powell Memo Reagan’s Evil Empire Speech Boland Amendments Goldwater/Casey Letter Post-Cold War Amendments 9/11 Commission Report |
Out of Gas The Unocal Affair |
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Diplomatic/Military History |
Chap. 06 |
Joint Resolution on Annexing Hawaii Queen Lil’s Response The Teller Amendment The Platt Amendment Albert Beveridge Defends U.S. Imperialism Comments on the Moro Massacre The T. Roosevelt Corollary |
War is a Racket Irresistible Force, Immovable Object Big Stick Abroad |
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Chap. 07 |
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When Johnny Comes Marching Home
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Chap. 08 |
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Origins/Good Neighbor Policy |
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Chap. 09 |
The Atlantic Charter Executive Order 9066 The Detroit Race Riot The Zoot-Suit Riot Eisenhower’s Order of the Day: D-Day |
Battleship Commander Germany’s Formula for War Mauthausen The Pacific War Hiroshima in America (Excerpts) |
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Chap. 10 |
The Truman Doctrine NSC-68 |
A Good Way to Pick a Fight “Good Evening, Mr. Roosevelt” |
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Chap. 11 |
The Tonkin Gulf Resolution They Were Butchering People The Camp David Accords |
The Legacy of Vietnam |
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Chap. 13 |
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Planet Pakistan |
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Labor History |
Chap. 01 |
The Railroad Strike The Homestead Strike Coeur d’Alene The Pullman Strike |
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Chap. 07 |
Ludlow The Steel Strike The Herrin Massacre |
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Chap. 08 |
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The President wants You to Organize |
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Social/Cultural History |
Chap. 05 |
The Galveston Hurricane The Baltimore Fire The San Francisco Earthquake The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire |
Disasters and Progressive Reform |
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Chap. 07 |
Rev. Dixon on Evils of Evolution Darrow’s Opening Remarks/Scopes Trial 18th and 19th Amendments |
Organizing 100% Women |
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Chap. 08 |
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The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde |
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Chap. 11 |
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Fast and Furious |
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Civil Rights and Race Relations |
Chap. 01 |
Red-Handed Murder |
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Chap. 02 |
A Crop Lien A Sharecropping Contract The Testimony of Benjamin Singleton The Horrors of Lynching in the South Rebecca Latimer Felton Endorses Prohibition The Atlanta Exposition Address Du Bois Denounces Accommodation The Literacy Test and Poll Tax |
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Chap. 04 |
Their Own Hotheadedness Tom Watson’s Strategy |
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Chap. 07 |
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Organizing 100% Women |
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Chap. 09 |
The Detroit Race Riot |
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Chap. 11 |
The Southern Manifesto Eisenhower’s Speech on Little Rock, AR The Murder of Medgar Evers Letter from a Birmingham Jail Testimony of Fannie Lou Hamer Coming of Age in Mississippi (Excerpt) |
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Chap. 12 |
The Ballot or the Bullet The Murder of Malcolm X Women in the Civil Rights Movement The Negro Family/Moynihan Report The Watts Riot The Detroit Riot |
Hernandez v. Texas Stonewall |
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Women’s History |
Chap. 01 |
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The History of the Standard Oil Company |
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Chap. 02 |
Rebecca Latimer Felton Endorses Prohibition |
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Chap. 04 |
Two Speeches by Mary Elizabeth Lease |
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Chap.07 |
Emma Goldman’s Address to the Jury 18th and 19th Amendments |
Organizing 100% Women |
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Chap. 08 |
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The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde |
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Chap. 11 |
Testimony of Fannie Lou Hamer Coming of Age in Mississippi (Excerpt) |
Interracial Marriage on Trial
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Chap. 12 |
The Problem that Has No Name Women in the Civil Rights Movement The Negro Family/Moynihan Report |
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Native Americans |
Chap. 03 |
Letter from Gov. Ross to Grover Cleveland The Dawes Act of 1887 Wovoka’s Message An Account of Sitting Bull’s Death |
Social Conflict in the American West |
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Chap. 12 |
The Trail of Broken Treaties |
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Hispanic/Latino History |
Chap. 03 |
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Social Conflict in the American West |
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Chap. 07 |
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Revolution in Texas |
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Chap. 09 |
The Zoot-Suit Riot |
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Chap. 12 |
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Hernandez v. Texas |
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Immigration Issues |
Chap. 01 |
Address of August Spies The Chinese Exclusion Act Congress Takes Aim at the Chinese Menace |
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Chap. 07 |
Emma Goldman’s Address to the Jury Vanzetti’s Speech to the Court |
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