America: A Narrative History (Volume 2) 13th Edition By David E. Shi, Daina Ramey Berry, Joe Crespino, Amy Mur

A Clash of Cultures 1920–1929 – The Roaring Twenties consumer culture Affluence and Anxieties 1950–1959 – The 1950s economic boom suburbanization early civil rights milestones and Cold War anxieties African American emancipation struggles America and the Great War 1914–1920 – U.S. involvement in World War I the home front Big Business and Organized Labor 1860–1900 – The Second Industrial Revolution rise of corporations monopolies and early labor union resistance Freedom and Individualism in 1980s America – The rise of modern conservatism under Ronald Reagan the "Reagan Revolution" ISBN-13: 978-1324084525 ISBN-13: 978-1324084549 ISBN-13: 978-1324084877 Myths and Realities: The South and the West 1865–1900 – The "New South" Jim Crow laws New Deal America 1929–1939 – The Great Depression Herbert Hoover's response and Franklin D. Roosevelt's relief New Frontiers 1960–1968 – John F. Kennedy's administration Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society Rebellion and Reaction the 1960s and 1970s – The Vietnam War the counterculture movement anti-war protests and the Watergate scandal Reconstruction 1865–1877 – Post-Civil War healing political battles over readmitting Southern states Seizing an American Empire 1865–1913 – American imperialism the Spanish-American War Social & Cultural Diversity: Integrated focus on minority African American Native American immigrant and working-class struggles Society and Politics in the Gilded Age 1865–1900 – Urbanization mass immigration the 9/11 attacks and the War on Terror The Cold War and the Fair Deal 1945–1952 – Post-war containment policy the Red Scare the Korean War and Harry Truman's domestic policies the failed fight for the League of Nations The Female Lens: how women influenced political social and cultural paradigms over time the Harlem Renaissance nativism and religious fundamentalism the Obama and Trump administrations and contemporary challenges The Progressive Era 1890–1920 – Social activism political reform women's suffrage movements and muckraking journalism The Second World War 1933–1945 – The rise of totalitarianism mobilization for WWII military campaigns and the atomic bomb tools like "Thinking Like a Historian" prompt students to analyze text and audio fragments Twenty-First-Century America 1993–Present – Globalization the Clinton presidency Westward expansion and the displacement of Native Americans