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HIST 105 - US History since 1865 - S. Wildoner: Extra Material
The Abolitionist Movement
Women and the Abolitionist Movement
The Civil Rights Movement
The Civil Rights Movements: Beginnings
Immigration, Part 1
Immigrants and Loyalty
Immigration following World War I (pt.1)
Immigration following World War I (pt.2)
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Immigration
Patterns of Immigration between 1934-1965
Immigration: the Irish become a Force
Ethnic Groups in Industry
The Racializing of Immigrants
Science, Race and Immigration
The 1924 Immigration Act (Part 1)
The 1924 Immigration Act (Part 2)
The 1924 Immigration Act (Part 3)
Degrees of Whiteness
The Great Black Migration
The Chinese Exclusion Act
An End to Exclusion: The Hart-Celler Act of 1965
The Immigrant Story: Myth or Reality
Immigration and Insecurity
Pre-Civil War
Pre-Civil War Working Conditions
Segregation
Post World War II Housing Segregation
The Supreme Court and Segregation
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt and the Value of War
Theodore Roosevelt and San Juan Hill
Theodore Roosevelt and Americanization
Theodore Roosevelt and Asian Immigration
Theodore Roosevelt and Women's Rights
Theodore Roosevelt and Reform (Part 1)
Theodore Roosevelt and Reform (Part 2)
Unions
Men, Women and the Union Movement
Work in Colonial America
Division of Labor in Colonial America
Working Women in Colonial America
African-American History
African-Americans Move to the City
The Depression
Employment during the Depression
The Industrial Revolution
Women and the Industrial Revolution
Exploitation During the Industrial Revolution
Division of Labor and the Industrial Revolution
Property in Colonial America
Women and Property in Colonial America
Slavery
Slavery: A Historical Perspective
Emancipation
Fueling the Abolition Movement
The Slavery Experience
The Laws of Slavery
The Impact of Slavery
The Process of Enslavement
The Role of the Plantation
The Cotton Revolution
Resistance and Rebellion
Slavery and the Civil War
The Civil War: A Revolutionary Event
Struggle in the Border States
African-American Slave Women
The Debate Over Immigration
Immigrants at Work in the Nineteenth Century
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson: A Study in Contradiction
Jefferson before the Revolution
The American Revolution: Radical or Conservative?
The American Revolution: A Global Event
The Peace of Paris
The Articles of Confederation
Meeting at Annapolis
Jefferson, Adams, and the Constitution
The Great Division in the 1790's
Alexander Hamilton: Target of Republican Mistrust
Choosing the National Capital
The Election of 1796
The Adams Presidency
The Election of Thomas Jefferson
The Louisiana Purchase
Public Response to the Louisiana Purchase
The Second Jefferson Administration
Jefferson's Embargo
War of 1812: What the United States Learned
Madison's Dilemma
Thomas Jefferson and Slavery
The Relationship between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson, Immigration and Minorities
Woodrow Wilson and Women's Suffrage
World War I
America on the Eve of World War I
World War I and II
Loyalty and Patriotism Following Both World Wars
Cinema and Society
Movies as a Cultural force in the 1930s
History and Science
History and Science
Labor
The Labor Movement of the 1930's
The Labor Market for African-Americans and Women in the 1940's
The Post World War II Labor Market
Race
Racial POlitics and War
The Civil Rights Movement Evolves
Race in America
Race and Ethnicity: Who's Who and What's What?
Changing Perceptions of Race
Goddard, Race and Intelligence (Part 1)
Goddard, Race and Intelligence (Part 2)
Franz Boas Takes on the Eugenicists
Racial Comparison in Literature
The Naturalization Law of 1790
The Collision of Capitalism and Democracy
The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court in the 1930's
U.S. Colonial History
Pre-Revolutionary War Surge of Immigration
Eighteenth Century Migration to America
Property and Land Speculation (Part 1)
Property and Land Speculation (Part 2)
Immigration: Challenges and Dangers
The British struggle for Control
Opposition to British Rule Grows
A Rising Tide of Opposition
The Rise of George Washington
The Ratification Debate
A New Nation: Dangers and Challenges
Washington Forms the Executive Branch (Part 1)
Washington Forms the Executive Branch (Part 2)
Washington, Jefferson and the French Revolution
Federalism
Successors to George Washington
A Young Nation Moves Forward
Women and Work
Women at Work
History of Professional Women
World War II
Employment During World War II
Racism During World War II (Part 1)
Racism During World War II (Part 2)
