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Shaped by the West. Volume 2, A history of North America since 1850 /

"Shaped by the West is a primary-source reader that rewrites the history of the United States through a western lens. America's expansion west was the driving force for issues of democracy, politics, race, freedom, and property. The sources included in this volume reflect the important rol...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Deverell, William, 1962- (Autor), Hyde, Anne Farrar, 1960- (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Oakland, California : University of California Press, [2018]
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Vol. 2. Chapter 1. Railroads West
  • 1. Industrializing the Western Landscape
  • 2. Rationalizing Western Space
  • 3. Conquering Nature by Violence
  • 4. Railroad Work and the Indispensability of Chinese Labor
  • 5. Railroad Graft and Influence
  • 6. Picturing the West and the Rails
  • 7. Hardly Romantic: A Famed Travel Writer Goes West in the 1980s
  • Chapter 2. Western Conquest: The War against Native America
  • 8. A Military Officer Justifies the Sand Creek Massacre
  • 9. Instructions to Whites in Indian Country
  • 10. A Military Officer's View of the Black Hills
  • 11. A Cheyenne View of Battle
  • 12. A Nez Perce's Call for Peace Chapter 3. The Unwelcome
  • 13. The Chinese Question in a California City
  • 14. The Chinese Question in Cartoon
  • 15. Sealing the Borders
  • Chapter 4. The Rise of the Western Metropolis
  • 16. A Tourist's View of the Utah Territory
  • 17. A Day in Denver
  • 18. An African American Community in the West
  • 19 and 20. Demography in the West Chapter 5. Populism: The Politics of Protest
  • 21. Women in the Populist Movement
  • 22. Defending Populism
  • 23. A Newspaperman Opposes Populism
  • 24. Silver Populism and "The Cross of Gold"
  • Chapter 6. Labor Unrest in the West
  • 25. The "White Caps" of New Mexico Make Their Demands Known
  • 26. Unrest in Idaho
  • 27. The Miners Reply
  • 28. A Muckraker Charts a Middle Course
  • 29. Protesting Conditions in Colorado
  • 30. Support for the Mine Owners
  • Chapter 7. Los Angeles Comes of Age
  • 31. The (Presumed) Control of Nature: Los Angeles Plans to Concretize Its River
  • 32. The Socialist Party in Los Angeles Supports the L.A. Aqueduct
  • 33. Water for the Thirsty Metropolis
  • 34. The Ocean Beckons
  • Chapter 8. World War I and the West
  • 35. Los Angeles Welcomes Lighter-Than-Air Machines
  • 36. Aviators Push the Boundaries of Flight and Distance
  • 37. Mexico Invited to Join the Central Powers
  • 38. Preparing for War
  • 39. Support for the War in Wyoming
  • 40. Camp Life in Texas
  • Chapter 9. Progressives, Progressivism, and the American West
  • 41. A Californian Argues against Women's Suffrage
  • 42. Suffragist Strategy in California
  • 43. Legislative Reform in Oregon
  • 44. New Voters and the Americanization Movement
  • 45. Children in the Fields
  • Chapter 10. The 1920s: Prohibition and the West
  • 46. Montana Takes a Stand on Alcohol
  • 47. Wet and Dry in the Far West
  • 48. Prohibition in the Mountain West
  • 49. A Physician Supports Prohibition
  • Chapter 11. The Great Depression: The New Deal and the Western Landscape
  • 50. What to Expect in the Civilian Conservation Corps
  • 51. Destitution and Homelessness
  • 52. A Thirteen-Year-Old Boy Writes to Eleanor Roosevelt
  • 53. Workers on Boulder Dam
  • 54. Death on Boulder Dam
  • 55. Dedication on Boulder Dam
  • Chapter 12. Domestic Turmoil and Intolerance in a Time of War
  • 56. Internment in Washington
  • 57. Internment Orders from the President
  • 58. Pictures from Internment
  • 59. The Director of Relocation Addresses Internment
  • 60. Racial Profiling in Wartime
  • 61. Racial and Ethnic Tensions in Southern California: The Zoot Suit Riots of 1943
  • Chapter 13. The Cold War and the Atomic West
  • 62. Observer's Report of Atomic Test
  • 63. Civil Defense in the Nuclear Age
  • 64. Conditions in Bombed Areas
  • 65. Pledging Patriotism, or Else
  • Chapter 14. Generation and Other Gaps
  • 66. Fighting for Equality and Voice
  • 67. Student Mobilization for Free Speech
  • 68. Support for California Farm Workers
  • 69. The Rise of the Black Panthers
  • 70. Citizens Organize after Watts
  • 71. The Liberation of Alcatraz Island
  • 72. Power to the People? A Separatist Effort in the Far West
  • Chapter 15. The West's Vietnam
  • 73. Mexican American Reactions to Vietnam
  • 74. Students against the War
  • 75. A Classic Antiwar Song
  • 76. "OUT NOW"
  • 77. The Counter-Counterculture
  • 78. The President's Support for the War
  • Chapter 16. Immigration Roils the West
  • 79. Immigration Restriction in the Rockies
  • 80. Restricting Undocumented Immigration
  • 81. Support for Proposition 187
  • 82. The English-Only Bandwagon
  • 83. Rallying for (and against) Immigrant Rights
  • 84. Building a Wall
  • Chapter 17. Environmental Challenges and Environmental Imperatives
  • 85. Plans for Earth Day
  • 86. Eco-Sabotage as Civil Disobedience
  • 87. Climate Change, Drought, and the Fate of the West
  • 88. The Velocity of Aridity
  • 89. Fighting the Tyranny of Turf
  • 90. National Monuments Come Under Renewed Scrutiny.