The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history.

Table of Contents: “…Mexican-American War -- Middle Atlantic, the -- Midwest, the -- Muslims and politics -- National Republican Party -- Native Americans and politics -- nativism -- New Deal Era, 1932-52 -- New England -- New Left -- Pacific Coast, the -- pacifism -- party nominating conventions -- patronage -- political advertising -- political culture -- politics in American film -- politics in the American novel -- popular music and politics -- populism -- presidency, the -- presidency to 1860 -- presidency, 1860-1932 -- presidency, 1932-2008 -- press and politics -- progressive parties -- progressivism and the Progressive Era, 1890s-1920 -- Prohibition and temperance -- Protestants and politics -- public opinion polls -- race and politics to 1860 -- race and politics, 1860-1933 -- race and politics since 1933 -- radicalism -- radio and politics -- Reconstruction Era, 1865-77 -- regulation -- religion and politics to 1865 -- religion and politics, 1865-1945 -- religion and politics since 1945 -- Republican Party -- Republican Party to 1896 -- Republican Party, 1896-1932 -- Republican Party, 1932-68 -- Republican Party, 1968-2008 -- republicanism -- Rocky Mountain region -- sectional conflict and secession, 1845-65 -- segregation and Jim Crow -- Senate -- slavery -- Social Security -- socialism -- South since 1877, the -- Spanish-American War and Filipino Insurrection -- sports and politics -- state constitutions -- state government -- suburbs and politics -- Supreme Court -- tariffs and politics -- taxation to 1913 -- taxation since 1913 -- television and politics -- territorial government -- think tanks -- transnational influences on American politics -- transportation and politics -- United Nations -- veterans -- Vietnam and Indochina wars -- voting -- war and politics -- war for independence -- War of 1812 -- welfare -- Whig Party -- woman suffrage -- women and politics to 1828 -- women and politics, 1828-65 -- women and politics, 1865-1920 -- women and politics, 1920-70 -- women and politics since 1970 -- World War I -- World War II -- Appendix I: Documents -- The Declaration of Independence -- The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Amendments XI-XXVII -- Appendix II: Data -- States, by date of entry into the Union -- Territorial growth of the United States and its colonies from 1790 to 1960 -- Population of the United States, 1790-2000 -- Presidential elections -- Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Cabinet Members -- Members of the Supreme Court of the United States -- Historical party strength in the U.S. …”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history / editor, Michael Kazin ; associate editors, Rebecca Edwards, Adam Rothman ; advisors, Richard R. John [and others].

Table of Contents: “…Mexican-American War -- Middle Atlantic, the -- Midwest, the -- Muslims and politics -- National Republican Party -- Native Americans and politics -- nativism -- New Deal Era, 1932-52 -- New England -- New Left -- Pacific Coast, the -- pacifism -- party nominating conventions -- patronage -- political advertising -- political culture -- politics in American film -- politics in the American novel -- popular music and politics -- populism -- presidency, the -- presidency to 1860 -- presidency, 1860-1932 -- presidency, 1932-2008 -- press and politics -- progressive parties -- progressivism and the Progressive Era, 1890s-1920 -- Prohibition and temperance -- Protestants and politics -- public opinion polls -- race and politics to 1860 -- race and politics, 1860-1933 -- race and politics since 1933 -- radicalism -- radio and politics -- Reconstruction Era, 1865-77 -- regulation -- religion and politics to 1865 -- religion and politics, 1865-1945 -- religion and politics since 1945 -- Republican Party -- Republican Party to 1896 -- Republican Party, 1896-1932 -- Republican Party, 1932-68 -- Republican Party, 1968-2008 -- republicanism -- Rocky Mountain region -- sectional conflict and secession, 1845-65 -- segregation and Jim Crow -- Senate -- slavery -- Social Security -- socialism -- South since 1877, the -- Spanish-American War and Filipino Insurrection -- sports and politics -- state constitutions -- state government -- suburbs and politics -- Supreme Court -- tariffs and politics -- taxation to 1913 -- taxation since 1913 -- television and politics -- territorial government -- think tanks -- transnational influences on American politics -- transportation and politics -- United Nations -- veterans -- Vietnam and Indochina wars -- voting -- war and politics -- war for independence -- War of 1812 -- welfare -- Whig Party -- woman suffrage -- women and politics to 1828 -- women and politics, 1828-65 -- women and politics, 1865-1920 -- women and politics, 1920-70 -- women and politics since 1970 -- World War I -- World War II -- Appendix I: Documents -- The Declaration of Independence -- The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Amendments XI-XXVII -- Appendix II: Data -- States, by date of entry into the Union -- Territorial growth of the United States and its colonies from 1790 to 1960 -- Population of the United States, 1790-2000 -- Presidential elections -- Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Cabinet Members -- Members of the Supreme Court of the United States -- Historical party strength in the U.S. …”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history / editor, Michael Kazin ; associate editors, Rebecca Edwards, Adam Rothman ; advisors, Richard R. John [and others].

Table of Contents: “…Mexican-American War -- Middle Atlantic, the -- Midwest, the -- Muslims and politics -- National Republican Party -- Native Americans and politics -- nativism -- New Deal Era, 1932-52 -- New England -- New Left -- Pacific Coast, the -- pacifism -- party nominating conventions -- patronage -- political advertising -- political culture -- politics in American film -- politics in the American novel -- popular music and politics -- populism -- presidency, the -- presidency to 1860 -- presidency, 1860-1932 -- presidency, 1932-2008 -- press and politics -- progressive parties -- progressivism and the Progressive Era, 1890s-1920 -- Prohibition and temperance -- Protestants and politics -- public opinion polls -- race and politics to 1860 -- race and politics, 1860-1933 -- race and politics since 1933 -- radicalism -- radio and politics -- Reconstruction Era, 1865-77 -- regulation -- religion and politics to 1865 -- religion and politics, 1865-1945 -- religion and politics since 1945 -- Republican Party -- Republican Party to 1896 -- Republican Party, 1896-1932 -- Republican Party, 1932-68 -- Republican Party, 1968-2008 -- republicanism -- Rocky Mountain region -- sectional conflict and secession, 1845-65 -- segregation and Jim Crow -- Senate -- slavery -- Social Security -- socialism -- South since 1877, the -- Spanish-American War and Filipino Insurrection -- sports and politics -- state constitutions -- state government -- suburbs and politics -- Supreme Court -- tariffs and politics -- taxation to 1913 -- taxation since 1913 -- television and politics -- territorial government -- think tanks -- transnational influences on American politics -- transportation and politics -- United Nations -- veterans -- Vietnam and Indochina wars -- voting -- war and politics -- war for independence -- War of 1812 -- welfare -- Whig Party -- woman suffrage -- women and politics to 1828 -- women and politics, 1828-65 -- women and politics, 1865-1920 -- women and politics, 1920-70 -- women and politics since 1970 -- World War I -- World War II -- Appendix I: Documents -- The Declaration of Independence -- The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Amendments XI-XXVII -- Appendix II: Data -- States, by date of entry into the Union -- Territorial growth of the United States and its colonies from 1790 to 1960 -- Population of the United States, 1790-2000 -- Presidential elections -- Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Cabinet Members -- Members of the Supreme Court of the United States -- Historical party strength in the U.S. …”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history / editor, Michael Kazin ; associate editors, Rebecca Edwards, Adam Rothman ; advisors, Richard R. John [and others].

Table of Contents: “…Mexican-American War -- Middle Atlantic, the -- Midwest, the -- Muslims and politics -- National Republican Party -- Native Americans and politics -- nativism -- New Deal Era, 1932-52 -- New England -- New Left -- Pacific Coast, the -- pacifism -- party nominating conventions -- patronage -- political advertising -- political culture -- politics in American film -- politics in the American novel -- popular music and politics -- populism -- presidency, the -- presidency to 1860 -- presidency, 1860-1932 -- presidency, 1932-2008 -- press and politics -- progressive parties -- progressivism and the Progressive Era, 1890s-1920 -- Prohibition and temperance -- Protestants and politics -- public opinion polls -- race and politics to 1860 -- race and politics, 1860-1933 -- race and politics since 1933 -- radicalism -- radio and politics -- Reconstruction Era, 1865-77 -- regulation -- religion and politics to 1865 -- religion and politics, 1865-1945 -- religion and politics since 1945 -- Republican Party -- Republican Party to 1896 -- Republican Party, 1896-1932 -- Republican Party, 1932-68 -- Republican Party, 1968-2008 -- republicanism -- Rocky Mountain region -- sectional conflict and secession, 1845-65 -- segregation and Jim Crow -- Senate -- slavery -- Social Security -- socialism -- South since 1877, the -- Spanish-American War and Filipino Insurrection -- sports and politics -- state constitutions -- state government -- suburbs and politics -- Supreme Court -- tariffs and politics -- taxation to 1913 -- taxation since 1913 -- television and politics -- territorial government -- think tanks -- transnational influences on American politics -- transportation and politics -- United Nations -- veterans -- Vietnam and Indochina wars -- voting -- war and politics -- war for independence -- War of 1812 -- welfare -- Whig Party -- woman suffrage -- women and politics to 1828 -- women and politics, 1828-65 -- women and politics, 1865-1920 -- women and politics, 1920-70 -- women and politics since 1970 -- World War I -- World War II -- Appendix I: Documents -- The Declaration of Independence -- The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Amendments XI-XXVII -- Appendix II: Data -- States, by date of entry into the Union -- Territorial growth of the United States and its colonies from 1790 to 1960 -- Population of the United States, 1790-2000 -- Presidential elections -- Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Cabinet Members -- Members of the Supreme Court of the United States -- Historical party strength in the U.S. …”
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American speeches.

Table of Contents: “…Political oratory from the Revolution to the Civil War -- Argument against writs of assistance / James Otis -- Oration on the Boston Massacre / John Hancock -- Speech in the Virginia Convention / Patrick Henry -- Speech to officers of the Continental Army / George Washington -- Speech at the conclusion of the Constitutional Convention / Benjamin Franklin -- Speech in Virginia Ratifying Convention / Patrick Henry -- First inaugural address / George Washington -- Reply to President Washington / Red Jacket -- Eulogy on George Washington / Henry Lee -- First inaugural address / Thomas Jefferson -- Remarks on the repeal of the Judiciary Act / Alexander Hamilton -- Speech in Congress against non-importation / John Randolph -- Speech in Congress on the War of 1812 / Henry Clay -- Address at the laying of the cornerstone of the Bunker Hill monument / Daniel Webster -- Eulogy on John Adams and Thomas Jefferson / William Wirt -- Fourth of July address / Frances Wright -- First inaugural address / Andrew Jackson -- Second reply to Hayne / Daniel Webster -- Second inaugural address / Andrew Jackson -- Address to the General Trades' Union / Ely Moore -- Speech in the Senate on expunging the censure of President Jackson / Thomas Hart Benton -- Speech in the Senate on antislavery petitions / John C. …”

Literacy Strategies Through Social Studies by Rasinski, Timothy

Table of Contents: “…Page 127 -- Lewis and Clark -- Page 128 -- What Does He Want? -- Page 129 -- War of 1812 -- Page 130 -- Pioneers -- Page 131 -- Slave -- Page 132 -- Civil War by a Wounded Soldier -- Page 133 -- Civil War -- Page 134 -- Reconstruction -- Page 135 -- Ellis Island -- Page 137 -- Poems About Ancient Civilizations -- Page 138 -- Background Information on the Poems -- Page 142 -- After the Hunt-Middle Paleolithic (140,000-40,000 b.c.e.) -- Page 143 -- Before the Pharaohs- Middle Pleistocene (120,000 b.c.e.) -- Page 144 -- The Farmer-Neolithic (10,000-2000 b.c.e.) -- Page 145 -- Mehrgarh-Ancient India (7000 b.c.e.) -- Page 146 -- Pharaoh-Ancient Egypt (3100-30 b.c.e.) -- Page 147 -- Common Folk-Ancient Egypt (3100-30 b.c.e.) -- Page 148 -- Cradle of Civilization-Mesopotamia (3100-539 b.c.e.) -- Page 149 -- Sacred Cows-India (apx. 3000 b.c.e. ) -- Page 150 -- Gifts of the Mayans (2600 b.c.e.) -- Page 151 -- Rise and Fall-Babylon (2300-539 b.c.e.) -- Page 152 -- If This Temple Could Talk-Mayans (2000 b.c.e.) -- Page 153 -- Biblical-Israelites (1500 b.c.e.) -- Page 154 -- Archaeology-Israelites (1500 b.c.e.) -- Page 155 -- Oracle Bones from the Shang Dynasty- Ancient China (1200 b.c.e.) -- Page 156 -- The Olympics Begin-Greece (776 b.c.e.) -- Page 157 -- Athens-Greece (479-323 b.c.e.) -- Page 158 -- School-Rome (300 b.c.e.) -- Page 159 -- Terra-cotta Army-China (250 b.c.e.) -- Page 160 -- Julius Caesar-Rome (46-44 b.c.e.) -- Page 161 -- The Colosseum-Rome (80 c.e.) -- Page 163 -- Appendices -- Page 164 -- Appendix A: Correlation to the Standards -- Page 167 -- Appendix B: Contents of Digital Resources Online -- Thank You Page.…”
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Encyclopedia of military science / editor, G. Kurt Piehler, Florida State University ; associate editor, M. Houston Johnson V, Virginia Military Institute.

Table of Contents: “…Transportation Command -- USA PATRIOT Act -- V -- Venezuela -- Veterans Affairs, Department of -- Veterans of Foreign Wars -- Vietnam War -- Virginia Military Institute -- Vo Nguyen Giap -- W -- War, Principles of -- War Dead, Disposition of -- War Films -- War in Afghanistan -- War of 1812 -- War Powers Act -- Warfare, Amphibious -- Warfare, Biological -- Warfare, Electronic -- Warfare, Submarine -- Warfare, Surface -- Warfare, Unconventional -- Warrior Culture -- Weapons, Antiaircraft -- Weapons, Chemical -- Weapons, Nonlethal -- Weapons, Nuclear -- Weapons, Space -- Weinberger-Powell Doctrine…”
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Writings / John Marshall ; [Charles F. Hobson, editor]. by Marshall, John, 1755-1835

Table of Contents: “…Peck, March 16, 1810 -- The War of 1812 : To Robert Smith, July 27, 1812 -- Report of the Virginia River Commission, December 26, 1812 -- Bankruptcy law and the Constitution : To Bushrod Washington, April 19, 1814 -- "My culpable son" : To an unknown correspondent, April 9, 1815 -- Sharing agricultural knowledge : To Richard Peters, July 21, 1815 -- Setting verdicts aside : To Richard Peters, October 12, 1815 -- Plans for revising "The life" : To Bushrod Washington, September 10, 1816 -- A nephew's education : To Louis Marshall, December 23, 1816 -- Reporting Supreme Court decisions : To Dudley Chase, February 7, 1817 -- Hoping for news from home : To Mary W. …”

Encyclopedia of the American Presidency / Michael A. Genovese and Alison D. Howard. by Genovese, Michael A., Howard, Alison D., 1970-

Table of Contents: “…. -- war messages -- War of 1812 -- War on Terror -- War powers -- War Powers Act -- Warren Commission -- Washington, George -- Watergate scandal -- welfare policy -- The West Wing -- Wheeler, William A. -- Whig Party -- Whig presidency -- Whiskey Rebellion -- Whiskey Ring -- White House -- White House Advance Office -- White House "czars" -- White House-department relations -- White House Office -- White House Office of Communications -- White House Office of Legislative Affairs -- White House Office of Political Affairs -- White House Personnel Authorization Act -- White House photographer -- White House press corps -- White House press secretary -- White House scheduling office -- White House website -- Wiener v. …”
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Reading the American past : selected historical documents / [edited by] Michael P. Johnson.

Table of Contents: “…Harrison, February 27, 1803, Address to the Wolf and People of the Mandan Nation, December 30, 1806 ; Meriwether Lewis describes the Shoshone : The journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1805 ; A slave demands that Thomas Jefferson abolish slavery : A slave to Thomas Jefferson, November 30, 1808 ; James Forten protests Pennsylvania law threatening enslavement of free African Americans : Letters from a man of colour, on a late bill before the Senate of Pennsylvania, 1813 ; James Hamilton's path to enlistment during the War of 1812 : Confession, 1818 --…”

The new encyclopedia of the American West / edited by Howard R. Lamar.

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