Preface Part One: California Beginnings
Chapter 1: Geography and History Chapter 2: The Original Californians Chapter 3: European Exploration and Founding Chapter 4: Outposts of a Dying Empire Chapter 5: A Marginal Province of a Troubled Republic Chapter 6: American Infiltration Part Two: The Rush for Riches
Chapter 7: The American Conquest Chapter 8: The Gold Rush and Economic Development Chapter 9: A New State and Frontier Politics Chapter 10: Crime and Punishment Chapter 11: Racial Oppression and Conflict Chapter 12: Culture and Anarchy Part Three: The Railroad Era
Chapter 13: Building the Central Pacific Railroad Chapter 14: The “Terrible Seventies” Chapter 15: Political Turmoil and a New Constitution Chapter 16: Economic Growth Chapter 17: Culture and Oligarchy Chapter 18: Politics in the Era of Railroad Domination Part Four: Modernization and Its Discontents
Chapter 19: Labor and Capital Chapter 20: The Roots of Reform Chapter 21: The Republican Progressives in Power Chapter 22: The Triumph of Conservatism Chapter 23: New Industries for Southern California Chapter 24: Controversies Over Land and Water Part Five: The State and the Nation
Chapter 25: The Great Depression Chapter 26: Cultural Trends Chapter 27: Wartime Growth and Problems Chapter 28: Politics California Style Chapter 29: Industrialized Agriculture and Disorganized Labor Chapter 30: Diversity and Conflict Part Six: The Challenge of California
Chapter 31: A Season of Discontent Chapter 32: Culture and Identity Chapter 33: Recent California Politics Chapter 34: The Environment and Energy Chapter 35: The New California Economy Chapter 36: Contemporary California Society Table of Contents
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