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Becoming America: A History for the 21st Century

David Henkin, UC Berkeley
Rebecca McLennan, UC Berkeley

Chapter 1. Convergence of Many Peoples: America Before 1600
Chapter 2. Early Colonies, 1600-1680
Chapter 3. Slavery and Race, 1660-1750
Chapter 4. British Colonies in an Atlantic Economy, 1660-1750
Chapter 5. Empires, War, and the Transformation of Indian Country, 1700-1765
Chapter 6. Crisis and War, 1765-1781
Chapter 7. Making a New Nation, 1776-1792
Chapter 8. The Early Republic, 1790-1811
Chapter 9. War, Expansion, and Indian Removal, 1811-1830
Chapter 10. Market Society and the Birth of Mass Politics, 1825-1844
Chapter 11. Slavery and the South, 1831-1844
Chapter 12. Era of Middle-Class Reform, 1831-1848
Chapter 13. Expansion, Nationalism, and American Popular Culture, 1844-1854
Chapter 14. A Union Unraveling, 1848-1860
Chapter 15. Disunion and War, 1861-1865
Chapter 16. Southern Reconstruction, 1862-1883
Chapter 17. Remaking the West, 1865-1893
Chapter 18. Industrializing America, 1865-1885
Chapter 19. Politics and Discontent in the Gilded Age, 1878-1896
Chapter 20. The Progressive Era, 1896-1914
Chapter 21. Birth of a Great Power: The United States and the World, 1880-1914
Chapter 22. War and Peace, 1914-1920
Chapter 23. America in the Jazz Age, 1920-1929
Chapter 24. America Remade: The Great Depression and the New Deal, 1929-1939
Chapter 25. America Goes to War, 1939-1945
Chapter 26. Postwar America, 1945-1953
Chapter 27. Age of Affluence, 1953-1960
Chapter 28. Era of Dreams and Discontent, 1960-1969
Chapter 29. Reaction, Recession, and Globalization, 1970-1979
Chapter 30. Deindustrializing America, 1980-1992
Chapter 31. Globalizing America, 1992 to the Present

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