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Imperialism and Expansionism in American History

IMPERIALISM AND EXPANSIONISM IN AMERICAN HISTORY 4V

U.S. History

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<P>This four-volume encyclopedia chronicles the historical roots of the United States' current military dominance, documenting its growth from continental expansionism to hemispheric hegemony to global empire.</P>

Imperialism and Expansionism in American History: A Social, Political, and Cultural Encyclopedia and Document Collection

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
General Introduction.
Chronology: 1754&#x2013;1898.
From Colony to Empire: The Transformation of Anglo North America, 1754&#x2013;1850.
1: Historical Overview.
2: Adams, John Quincy (1767&#x2013;1848).
3: Algonquians.
4: American Revolution (1775&#x2013;1783).
5: Articles of Confederation.
6: Astor, John Jacob (1763&#x2013;1848).
7: Astoria.
8: Baring, Alexander (1773&#x2013;1848).
9: Blockade of Confederate Ports (1861&#x2013;1865).
10: Cayuse War (1848&#x2013;1850).
11: Citizen Gen&#x00EA;t Affair (1793).
12: Convention of 1818.
13: Cook, James (1728&#x2013;1779).
14: Donation Land Claim Act of 1850.
15: Embargo Act (1807).
16: Fort Stanwix, Treaty of (1784).
17: Hard Labor, Treaty of (1768).
18: Hudson&#x0027;s Bay Company.
19: Indian Peace Medals.
20: Indians of the Middle Missouri River.
21: Indians of the Pacific Northwest.
22: Iroquois Confederacy.
23: Jay&#x0027;s Treaty (1794).
24: Lord Dunmore&#x0027;s War (1774).
25: Lower and Upper Canada Rebellions (1837&#x2013;1838).
26: Madison, James (1751&#x2013;1836).
27: Missions.
28: Neolin.
29: New Orleans, Battle of (1815).
30: Nootka Sound Convention (1790).
31: Northwest Passage.
32: Oregon Boundary Dispute.
33: Oregon Treaty (1846).
34: Paris, Treaty of (1763).
35: Paris, Treaty of (1783).
36: Paxton Boys (1763).
37: Pinckney&#x0027;s Treaty (1796).
38: Pontiac (1714/1720&#x2013;1769).
39: Proclamation of 1763.
40: Quebec Act (1774).
41: Rush-Bagot Pact (1817).
42: San Juan Islands.
43: Seven Years&#x0027; War (1754&#x2013;1763).
44: Spalding, Henry (1803&#x2013;1874) and Eliza Hart (1807&#x2013;1851).
45: Stevens, Isaac (1818&#x2013;1862).
46: Thompson, David (1770&#x2013;1857).
47: Trent Affair (1861).
48: Vancouver, George (1757&#x2013;1798).
49: Wampum.
50: War Hawks.
51: War of 1812 (1812&#x2013;1815).
52: Webster-Ashburton Treaty (1842).
53: Whitman, Marcus (1802&#x2013;1847) and Narcissa Prentiss (1808&#x2013;1847).
54: XYZ Affair (1797&#x2013;1798).
55: Primary Documents.
56: Pontiac&#x0027;s Speech Explaining His Reasons for Making War on the English (1763).
57: &#x201C;We Are All Equally Free&#x201D;: Broadside of the New York City Workingmen Demanding a Voice in the Revolutionary Struggle (1770).
58: Mohawk Joseph Brant Comes to London and Addresses King George III (1776).
59: George Washington&#x0027;s Newburgh Address (1783).
60: American Proclamation of Neutrality (1793).
61: President James Madison&#x0027;s War Message (1812).
62: &#x201C;Star Spangled Banner&#x201D; (1814).
63: Monroe Doctrine (1823).
64: Andrew Sherburne&#x0027;s Experiences on an American Privateer During the Revolutionary War (1828).
65: &#x201C;For Oregon!&#x201D; Settlers from Illinois Describe the Oregon Territory (1847).
Imperial Conflicts on the Spanish-Mexican Rim, 1769&#x2013;1855.
66: Historical Overview.
67: Adams-On&#x00ED;s Treaty (1819).
68: Alamo, Battle of (1836).
69: Alta California.
70: Anza, Juan Bautista de (1736&#x2013;1788).
71: Austin, Moses (1761&#x2013;1821).
72: Austin, Stephen F. (1793&#x2013;1836).
73: Barcel&#x00F3;, Maria Gertrudis (&#x201C;Las Tules&#x201D;) (1800&#x2013;1852).
74: Bear Flag Revolt (1846).
75: Becknell, William (1787&#x2013;1856).
76: California Missions.
77: California Republic (1846).
78: Californios.
79: Comancheria.
80: Cortina, Juan Nepomuceno (1824&#x2013;1894).
81: East and West Florida.
82: Empresarios.
83: Fredonian Rebellion (1826&#x2013;1827).
84: Gadsden Purchase (1854).
85: Gregg, Josiah (1806&#x2013;1850).
86: Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty of (1848).
87: Herrera, Jos&#x00E9; Joaqu&#x00ED;n de (1792&#x2013;1854).
88: Houston, Sam (1793&#x2013;1863).
89: Indians of California.
90: Indians of the Southwest.
91: Kearny, Stephen Watts (1794&#x2013;1848).
92: Kirker, James (1793&#x2013;1852).
93: La Amistad Schooner (1839&#x2013;1841).
94: Las Gorras Blancas.
95: Lisa, Manuel (1772&#x2013;1820).
96: Maxwell, Lucien Bonaparte (1818&#x2013;1875).
97: Mestizos.
98: Mexican-American War (1846&#x2013;1848).
99: Mexican Colonization Law of 1824.
100: Mexican Land Grants.
101: Neutral Ground (Louisiana)/Sabine Free State (1806&#x2013;1821).
102: New Spain.
103: Osages.
104: Pike, Zebulon (1779&#x2013;1813).
105: Presidios.
106: Russian-American Company.
107: San Ildefonso, Treaty of (1800).
108: San Jacinto, Battle of (1836).
109: San Lorenzo, Treaty of (Pinckney Treaty) (1795).
110: Santa Anna, Antonio L&#x00F3;pez de (1794&#x2013;1876).
111: Santa Fe Trail.
112: Segu&#x00ED;n, Juan (1806&#x2013;1890).
113: Seminole War (First) (1817&#x2013;1818).
114: Serra, Jun&#x00ED;pero (1713&#x2013;1784).
115: Smith, Jedediah Strong (1799&#x2013;1831).
116: Taylor, Zachary (1784&#x2013;1850).
117: Texas, Annexation of (1845).
118: Texas Rangers.
119: Texas, Republic of (1836&#x2013;1845).
120: Vallejo, Mariano Guadalupe (1808&#x2013;1890).
121: Walker, Robert J. (1801&#x2013;1869).
122: Wilkinson, James (1757&#x2013;1825).
123: Wilmot, David (1814&#x2014;1868).
124: Primary Documents.
125: Jun&#x00ED;pero Serra&#x0027;s Report on the Missions of California (1773).
126: Stephen F. Austin&#x0027;s Address Supporting Texas Independence (1836).
127: &#x201C;A Foreigner in My Own Land&#x201D;: Juan Nepomuceno Segu&#x00ED;n Flees Texas (1842).
128: Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo&#x0027;s Account of His Imprisonment During the Bear Flag Revolt in California (1846).
129: Samuel Chamberlain&#x0027;s Recollections of the Mexican War (1846).
130: Vicente Filisola&#x0027;s Account of the Battle of the Alamo (1849).
131: Jos&#x00E9; Antonio Navarro&#x0027;s Letter to the Editor, San Antonio Ledger (1853).
132: Elfido L&#x00F3;pez Recalls Rural Mexican-American Life in the Late 19th Century (1870s).
Beyond the Continent, 1798&#x2013;1898.
133: Historical Overview.
134: American Colonization Society.
135: American Exceptionalism, Roots of.
136: Amity and Commerce, Treaty of (1858).
137: Bakumatsu.
138: Barbary War (First) (1801&#x2013;1805).
139: Barbary War (Second) (1815).
140: Bayonet Constitution (1887).
141: Black Ships.
142: Burlingame-Seward Treaty (1868).
143: Cushing, Caleb (1800&#x2013;1879).
144: Filibusterers.
145: Gray, Robert (1755&#x2013;1806).
146: Guano Islands Act (1856).
147: Gunboat Diplomacy.
148: Hawai&#x2018;i, Annexation of (1898).
149: Hawaiian League.
150: Japan, Opening of (1853&#x2013;1860).
151: Kamehameha (ca. 1758&#x2013;1819).
152: Kanghwa, Battle of (1871).
153: Korean Expedition of 1871.
154: Koszta Affair (1853).
155: Liberia.
156: L&#x00F3;pez, Narciso (1797&#x2013;1851).
157: Midway Atoll.
158: Missionaries, Hawai&#x2018;i.
159: Monroe Doctrine (1823).
160: Nicaragua, Republic of (1856&#x2013;1857).
161: Opium Wars.
162: Ostend Manifesto (1854).
163: Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
164: Peace and Amity, Treaty of/Kanagawa, Treaty of (1854).
165: Perry, Matthew Calbraith (1794&#x2013;1858).
166: Quasi-War.
167: Queen Lili&#x2018;uokalani (1838&#x2013;1917).
168: Quitman, John A. (1799&#x2013;1858).
169: Roberts, Edmund (1784&#x2013;1836).
170: Sakoku.
171: Santo Domingo, Annexation of (1869&#x2013;1871).
172: Shimonoseki Straits, Battle of (1863).
173: Shufeldt, Robert W. (1822&#x2013;1895).
174: Strong, Josiah (1847&#x2013;1916).
175: Sugar Plantations, Hawai&#x2018;i.
176: Tianjin, Treaty of (1858).
177: Tyler, John (1790&#x2013;1862).
178: Upshur, Abel Parker (1790&#x2013;1844).
179: Walker, William (1824&#x2013;1860).
180: Wanghia (Wangxia), Treaty of (1844).
181: West Indies Squadron.
182: Whaling Industry.
183: Wilkes Expedition (1838&#x2013;1842).
184: Primary Documents.
185: Enslaved American James Riley Encounters an Arab Trader (1815).
186: Matthew Perry&#x0027;s Account of His Landing in Japan (1853).
187: Ostend Manifesto (1854).
188: Excerpt from William Walker&#x0027;s The War in Nicaragua (1860).

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