American History After 1865Rowman & Littlefield, 1981 - 368 pages Essays on educational theory written in the 1800s record the beliefs of many influential figures on the topics of public education and democracy. |
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Contents
The Reconstruction Period 18651877 | 1 |
The Economic Revolution 18651890 | 15 |
Closing the Frontier 18651890 | 28 |
Business and Politics 18681890 | 41 |
The Assault on Laissez Faire 18681890 | 57 |
The Urban Impact 18701890 | 71 |
The Populist Era 18901900 | 86 |
America and the World 18771900 | 99 |
The Era of Normalcy 19201932 | 161 |
The New Deal 19331941 | 179 |
Foreign Policy of the New Deal 19331941 | 195 |
World War II and Its Aftermath 19411960 | 209 |
Americas Global Mission Climax and Decline 19601969 | 245 |
The Limits of Presidential Power The NixonFord Years 19691977 | 278 |
The Carter Years 19771981 | 314 |
Reagan Republicanism 1981 | 328 |
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