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Social History of the United States is a cornerstone reference that tells the story of 20th-century America, examining the interplay of policies, events and everyday life in each decade of the 1900s with unmatched authority, clarity and insight.
Spanning ten volumes and featuring the work of some of the foremost social historians working today, Social History of the United States bridges the gap between 20th-century history as it played out on the grand stage and history as it affected -- and was affected by -- citizens at the grassroots level. Covering each decade in a separate volume, this exhaustive work draws on the most compelling scholarship to identify important themes and institutions, explore daily life and working conditions across the economic spectrum, and examine all aspects of the American experience from a citizen's-eye view. Casting the spotlight on those whom history often leaves in the dark, Social History of the United States is an essential addition to any library collection.

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SOCIAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES 10V

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Series Introduction.
Volume Introduction.
Acknowledgments.
1: Issues of the 20th Century.
2: Corporate Capital in the Morgan Era.
3: Corporate Capital in the Morgan Era: Overview.
4: Corporate Capital in the Morgan Era: Timeline.
5: The Morgan Era.
6: The Leisure Class.
7: The Managerial Revolution.
8: The &#x201C;One Best Way&#x201D;.
9: Welfare Capitalism.
10: Corporate Capital in the Morgan Era: Biographies.
11: Nelson W. Aldrich, 1841&#x2013;1915.
12: Gertrude Beeks, 1867&#x2013;1950.
13: Andrew Carnegie, 1835&#x2013;1919.
14: Russell Conwell, 1843&#x2013;1925.
15: Ralph Easley, 1856&#x2013;1939.
16: Elbert H. Gary, 1846&#x2013;1927.
17: Cyrus Hall McCormick Jr., 1859&#x2013;1936.
18: John Pierpont (J. P.) Morgan, 1837&#x2013;1913.
19: John H. Patterson, 1844&#x2013;1922.
20: George W. Perkins, 1862&#x2013;1920.
21: John D. Rockefeller, 1839&#x2013;1937.
22: Charles Schwab, 1862&#x2013;1939.
23: Frederick Winslow Taylor, 1856&#x2013;1915.
24: Corporate Capital in the Morgan Era: References and Further Readings.
25: Working-Class Life in Industrial America.
26: Working-Class Life in Industrial America: Overview.
27: Working-Class Life in Industrial America: Timeline.
28: &#x201C;All the Livelong Day&#x201D;: The Changing Meaning of Work.
29: The American Federation of Labor and Craft Unionism.
30: The House of Labor Responds.
31: New Workers and New Unions.
32: Working-Class Life in Industrial America: Biographies.
33: Samuel Gompers, 1850&#x2013;1924.
34: Marcus Alonzo Hanna, 1837&#x2013;1904.
35: Clara Lemlich, 1886&#x2013;1982.
36: Peter J. McGuire, 1852&#x2013;1906.
37: John Mitchell, 1870&#x2013;1919.
38: Pauline Newman, c. 1893&#x2013;1986.
39: Mary Kenney O&#x0027;Sullivan, 1864&#x2013;1943.
40: Rose Schneiderman, 1882&#x2013;1972.
41: William Bauchop Wilson, 1862&#x2013;1934.
42: Working-Class Life in Industrial America: References and Further Readings.
43: The Peopling of Modern America.
44: The Peopling of Modern America: Overview.
45: The Peopling of Modern America: Timeline.
46: Coming to America.
47: Arrival and Settling In.
48: Building a Community.
49: Restriction and Americanization.
50: African American Migration North.
51: Accommodation and Resistance.
52: The Peopling of Modern America: Biographies.
53: Abraham Cahan, 1860&#x2013;1951.
54: William Paul Dillingham, 1843&#x2013;1923.
55: W. E. B. Du Bois, 1868&#x2013;1963.
56: Scott Joplin, 1868&#x2013;1917.
57: William Monroe Trotter, 1872&#x2013;1934.
58: Booker T. Washington, ca. 1856&#x2013;1915.
59: Ida Wells-Barnett, 1862&#x2013;1931.
60: The Peopling of Modern America: References and Further Readings.
61: Urban Life.
62: Urban Life: Overview.
63: Urban Life: Timeline.
64: American Cities in the Spotlight: World Event, World Power.
65: Changes in the American Life Span and Urban Lifestyle.
66: City Landscapes.
67: City Lives.
68: The Settlement House Movement.
69: The City Rethought and Rebuilt.
70: Urban Life: Biographies.
71: Leon Franz Czolgosz, 1873&#x2013;1901.
72: Sadie Frowne, ca. 1885&#x2013;?.
73: Herman Hollerith, 1866&#x2013;1929.
74: Mary &#x201C;Typhoid Mary&#x201D; Mallon, 1869&#x2013;1938.
75: Victoria Earle Matthews, 1861&#x2013;1907.
76: Belle Israels Moskowitz, 1877&#x2013;1933.
77: Hilda Satt Polacheck, 1882&#x2013;1967.
78: Flora Rose, 1874&#x2013;1959.
79: Rose Schneiderman, 1882&#x2013;1972.
80: Anna Louise Strong, 1885&#x2013;1970.
81: Anzia Yezierska, 1880&#x2013;1970.
82: Urban Life: References and Further Readings.
83: Progressivism and Social Reform.
84: Progressivism and Social Reform: Overview.
85: Progressivism and Social Reform: Timeline.
86: Victorianism and the Politics of Health.
87: The Men (and Women) with the Muckrakes: Progressive Era Investigative Journalism.
88: Social Welfare and Municipal Housekeeping.
89: The Food Supply and Trade.
90: Emerging Consumer Consciousness.
91: Progressivism and Social Reform: Biographies.
92: Nannie Helen Burroughs, 1883&#x2013;1961.
93: Katharine Bement Davis, 1860&#x2013;1935.
94: Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, 1890&#x2013;1964.
95: Lucy Page Gaston, 1860&#x2013;1924.
96: Alice Lakey, 1857&#x2013;1935.
97: Susan La Flesche Picotte, 1865&#x2013;1915.
98: James E. West, 1876&#x2013;1948.
99: Progressivism and Social Reform: References and Further Readings.
100: Insurgency.
101: Insurgency: Overview.
102: Insurgency: Timeline.
103: Rebels in Bohemia.
104: The Rise of the New Woman.
105: Suffrage Renaissance.
106: &#x201C;As American as Apple Pie&#x201D;? Labor Radicalism in the United States.
107: Insurgency: Biographies.
108: Oscar Ameringer, 1870&#x2013;1943.
109: Victor Louis Berger, 1860&#x2013;1929.
110: Carrie Chapman Catt, 1859&#x2013;1947.
111: Daniel De Leon, 1852&#x2013;1914.
112: Crystal Eastman, 1881&#x2013;1928.
113: William Dudley &#x201C;Big Bill&#x201D; Haywood, 1869&#x2013;1928.
114: Mary Harris &#x201C;Mother&#x201D; Jones, 1837&#x2013;1930.
115: Julius A. Wayland, 1854&#x2013;1912.
116: Insurgency: References and Further Readings.
117: Mass Consumption and Leisure.
118: Mass Consumption and Leisure: Overview.
119: Mass Consumption and Leisure: Timeline.
120: 1904 St. Louis World&#x0027;s Fair.
121: Mechanized Leisure.
122: Popular Amusements.
123: Crosscurrents in American Leisure: Alternatives to Consumer Culture.
124: Critics of Mass Culture.
125: Mass Consumption and Leisure: Biographies.
126: William Edward Burghardt &#x201C;W. E. B.&#x201D; DuBois, 1868&#x2013;1963.
127: Geronimo, 1829&#x2013;1909.
128: Charles Dana Gibson, 1867&#x2013;1944.
129: Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1864&#x2013;1952.
130: Chief Joseph, 1840&#x2013;1904.
131: Thorstein Bunde Veblen, 1857&#x2013;1929.
132: &#x201C;Madam C. J. Walker/Sarah Breedlove, 1867&#x2013;1919.
133: Mass Consumption and Leisure: References and Further Readings.
1900s Index&#x2014;Volume 1.
About the Authors.

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