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ISBN 10: 0190910198
ISBN 13: 9780190910198
Author: Maxwell Johnson
Edited by Maxwell Johnson, this two-volume companion sourcebook includes approximately eighty primary sources, both textual and visual. Chapter introductions, document headnotes, and study questions provide learning support. Expertly edited for clarity and pedagogical utility, the sources range from letters, political tracts, memoirs, and fiction, to essays, speeches, and photographs. Affordable and flexible, Sources for Of the People makes for an ideal companion to Of the People.
Sources for of the People 4th Table of contents:
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CHAPTER 15: RECONSTRUCTING A NATION, 1865–1877
15.1 JOURDON ANDERSON, LETTER TO HIS FORMER SLAVEOWNER (1864)
15.2 ABRAHAM LINCOLN’S LAST PUBLIC ADDRESS (1865)
15.3 FREEDMEN’S BUREAU BILL TEXT (1865)
15.4 ANDREW JOHNSON DEFENDS PASSIVE RECONSTRUCTION POLICIES (1866)
15.5 THADDEUS STEVENS’ SPEECH ON RECONSTRUCTION (1867)
15.6 ULYSSES S. GRANT, “USE OF THE ARMY IN CERTAIN OF THE SOUTHERN STATES” (1876)
CHAPTER 16: THE TRIUMPH OF INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM, 1850–1890
16.1 JOHN GAST, AMERICAN PROGRESS (1872)
16.2 ANDREW CARNEGIE, “WEALTH” (1899)
16.3 IDA TARBELL, EXCERPT FROM THE HISTORY OF THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY (1904)
16.4 SUPREME COURT, MAJORITY OPINION IN LOCHNER V. NEW YORK (1905)
16.5 ROSE COHEN, EXCERPT FROM OUT OF THE SHADOW (1918)
CHAPTER 17: THE CULTURE AND POLITICS OF INDUSTRIAL AMERICA, 1870–1892
17.1 KNOW-NOTHING PARTY PLATFORM (1857)
17.2 TEXT OF THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT (1882)
17.3 FRANCES WILLARD, EXCERPT FROM WOMAN AND TEMPERANCE (1883)
17.4 HELEN HUNT JACKSON, EXCERPT FROM RAMONA (1884)
17.5 WILLIAM A. PEFFER, EXCERPT FROM THE FARMER’S SIDE: HIS TROUBLES AND THEIR REMEDY (1891)
CHAPTER 18: INDUSTRY AND EMPIRE, 1890–1900
18.1 ALFRED THAYER MAHAN, EXCERPT FROM THE INFLUENCE OF SEA POWER UPON HISTORY (1890)
18.2 FREDERICK JACKSON TURNER, EXCERPT FROM “THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FRONTIER IN AMERICAN HISTORY” (1893)
18.3 WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, “THE CROSS OF GOLD” (1896)
18.4 RUDYARD KIPLING, “THE WHITE MAN’S BURDEN” (1899), AND MARK TWAIN, EXCERPT FROM “THE WAR PRAYER” (1905)
CHAPTER 19: A UNITED BODY OF ACTION, 1900–1916
19.1 IDA B. WELLS-BARNETT, EXCERPT FROM THE RED RECORD (1895)
19.2 W. E. B. DUBOIS, “OF MR. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON AND OTHERS” (1903)
19.3 GIFFORD PINCHOT, “THE A B C OF CONSERVATION” (1909)
19.4 WILLIAM “BIG BILL” HAYWOOD, EXCERPT FROM THE GENERAL STRIKE (1911)
19.5 PROGRESSIVE PARTY PLATFORM (1912)
19.6 ROBERT LA FOLLETTE, EXCERPT FROM LA FOLLETTE’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY (1913)
CHAPTER 20: A GLOBAL POWER, 1914–1919
20.1 WOODROW WILSON, “ADDRESS TO A JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS ON THE TAMPICO INCIDENT” (1914)
20.2 LETTERS FROM BRITISH SOLDIERS IN WORLD WAR I (1915)
20.3 ATLEE POMERENE DENOUNCES ROBERT LA FOLLETTE (1918)
20.4 HENRY CABOT LODGE, SENATE SPEECH OPPOSING THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS (1919)
CHAPTER 21: THE MODERN NATION, 1919–1928
21.1 WILLIAM ‘BILLY’ SUNDAY: THE MAN AND HIS MESSAGE (1914)
21.2 MARCUS GARVEY, “DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE NEGRO PEOPLES OF THE WORLD” (1920)
21.3 CLARENCE DARROW INTERROGATING WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN IN THE SCOPES MONKEY TRIAL (1925)
21.4 EXCERPT FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MARGARET SANGER (1938)
21.5 MARGARET ONERHEIM, EXCERPT FROM THREADS OF MEMORY (1993)
21.6 A. PHILIP RANDOLPH, “THE NEGRO AND THE LABOR MOVEMENT” (1925) AND “A NEW CROWD—A NEW NEGRO” (1919)
CHAPTER 22: A GREAT DEPRESSION AND A NEW DEAL, 1929–1940
22.1 JOHN CROWE RANSOM, EXCERPT FROM “RECONSTRUCTED BUT UNREGENERATE” (1930)
22.2 EXCERPT FROM THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY ACT (1933)
22.3 UPTON SINCLAIR, EXCERPT FROM I, GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA AND HOW I ENDED POVERTY (1934)
22.4 HUEY LONG, “EVERY MAN A KING” (1934)
22.5 CHARLES COUGHLIN, EXCERPT FROM HIS SPEECH TO THE TOWNSENDITES (1936)
CHAPTER 23: THE SECOND WORLD WAR, 1941–1945
23.1 TEXT OF EXECUTIVE ORDER 9066 (1942) AND EXCERPT FROM KOREMATSU V. UNITED STATES (1944)
23.2 JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF MEMORANDUM ABOUT A POTENTIAL GROUND INVASION OF JAPAN (1945)
23.3 J. ROBERT OPPENHEIMER, EXCERPT FROM “SPEECH TO THE ASSOCIATION OF LOS ALAMOS SCIENTISTS” (1945)
23.4 JOHN HERSEY, EXCERPT FROM “HIROSHIMA” (1946)
23.5 STUDS TERKEL, EXCERPT FROM “THE GOOD WAR” (1984)
CHAPTER 24: THE COLD WAR, 1945–1952
24.1 HARRY TRUMAN, “ADDRESS ON KOREA” (1950)
24.2 EXCERPT FROM “EMPLOYMENT OF HOMOSEXUALS AND OTHER SEX PERVERTS IN GOVERNMENT” (1950)
24.3 EXCERPT FROM THE ARMY-MCCARTHY HEARINGS TRANSCRIPT (1954)
24.4 BRETT HARVEY, EXCERPT FROM THE FIFTIES (2002)
CHAPTER 25: THE CONSUMER SOCIETY, 1945–1961
25.1 HO CHI MINH, “DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM” (1945)
25.2 ALLEN GINSBURG, “AMERICA” (1956)
25.3 DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER, “FAREWELL ADDRESS” (1961)
CHAPTER 26: THE TABLE OF DEMOCRACY, 1960–1968
26.1 BARRY GOLDWATER, EXCERPT FROM THE CONSCIENCE OF A CONSERVATIVE (1960)
26.2 MICHAEL HARRINGTON, EXCERPT FROM THE OTHER AMERICA (1962)
26.3 GEORGE WALLACE, “SEGREGATION FOREVER” SPEECH (1963)
26.4 BENJAMIN MAYS, EULOGY FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. (1968)
CHAPTER 27: LIVING WITH LESS, 1968–1980
27.1 DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN, EXCERPT FROM “THE NEGRO FAMILY: THE CASE FOR NATIONAL ACTION” (1965)
27.2 AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT, “THE ALCATRAZ PROCLAMATION” (1969) AND “TRAIL OF BROKEN TREATIES” EXCERPTS (1972)
27.3 JOHN KERRY, STATEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE VIETNAM VETERANS AGAINST THE WAR (1971)
27.4 RICHARD NIXON, RESIGNATION SPEECH (1974)
27.5 GERALD FORD, “REMARKS ON TAKING THE OATH OF OFFICE” (1974)
27.6 CESAR CHAVEZ, ADDRESS TO THE COMMONWEALTH CLUB OF CALIFORNIA (1984)
CHAPTER 28: THE TRIUMPH OF CONSERVATISM, 1980–1991
28.1 PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY, “WHAT’S WRONG WITH ‘EQUAL RIGHTS’ FOR WOMEN?” (1972)
28.2 SUPREME COURT, EXCERPT FROM MAJORITY AND DISSENTING OPINIONS IN ROE V. WADE (1973)
28.3 GLORIA STEINEM, “IF MEN COULD MENSTRUATE” (1978)
28.4 EXCERPTS FROM THE CARTER-REAGAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DEBATE (1980)
28.5 JESSE JACKSON, ADDRESS TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION (1988)
CHAPTER 29: THE GLOBALIZED NATION, 1989–2001
29.1 MICHAEL C. SEKORA, WARNING TO CONGRESS ABOUT THE IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION (1991)
29.2 NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL, EXCERPT FROM “DEFENSE PLANNING GUIDANCE” (1992)
29.3 NEWT GINGRICH, SPEECH TO CONGRESS INTRODUCING THE “CONTRACT WITH AMERICA” (1995)
29.4 BILL CLINTON, SECOND INAUGURAL ADDRESS (1997)
29.5 ABC NEWS INTERVIEW WITH OSAMA BIN LADEN (1998)
CHAPTER 30: A NATION TRANSFORMED, THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
30.1 HUGO CHAVEZ, SPEECH AT THE UNITED NATIONS (2006)
30.2 BARACK OBAMA, “A MORE PERFECT UNION” (2008)
30.3 JOHN MCCAIN, ACCEPTANCE SPEECH AT THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION (2008)
30.4 OCCUPY WALL STREET MANIFESTO (2011) AND THE MOVEMENT FOR BLACK LIVES PLATFORM (2017)
30.5 EXCERPTS FROM THE THIRD TRUMP-CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE (2016)
30.6 TIMES UP MOVEMENT, RESPONSE LETTER TO THE ALIANZA NACIONAL DE CAMPESINAS (2018)
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