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The History of America
Index: The History of America
Introduction
Prologue
Chapter I 1521 - 1763
A New World for England
A Vanishing Colony, Suffering in Jamestown
Wives, Slaves, Indians and Tobacco
Pilgrims and Puritans
Rebels and Witches
Charles II, Quakers and Colonization
The French and Indian War
Chapter II 1760 - 1774
Seeds of Rebellion
The Stamp Act and the Sons of Liberty
The Townshend Acts and the Boston Massacre
Tea Time in Boston and the Coercive Acts
The First Continental Congress
Chapter III 1775 - 1783
Choosing Sides: Loyalists, Patriots and Neutrals
Slaves and Indians
Midnight Ride and Battles in Lexington and Concord
The Battle of Bunker Hill and the Failure of British Strategy
The Continental Congress, A Commander-In-Chief
Common Sense
Independence Declared
Crossing the Delaware, Battling in Philadelphia
The Playboy General and French Reliance
Suffering at Valley Forge, Baron Von Steuben's Discipline
Moving South - The British in Georgia
Trouble in the Carolinas
The British Move North
The Battle of Yorktown
The Treaty of Paris and Independence Won
Chapter IV 1781 - 1787
The Articles of Confederation and Money Matters
Foreign Relations with Britain and Spain
Land Sales and Settlement
Shays' Rebellion
Government Strengthened
James Madison and the Virginia Plan
The Great Compromise
The Three-fifths Clause and Human Rights
How to Balance Power
Misgivings and Predictions
Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Ratification of the Constitution
Chapter V 1789 - 1800
First President and the Bill of Rights
Constructing the Executive and Judicial Branches
Washington Takes Office, Alexander Hamilton Balances the Books
A Nation in Debt - Wheeling and Dealing
The National Bank
Whiskey Boys in Revolt
Britain or France - Choosing Sides
The Jay and Pinckney Treaties
A New President, A Divided Administration
Adams and the XYZ Affair
Undeclared War, The Alien and Sedition Acts
Secret Resolutions and States Rights
Republicans Triumph
Chapter VI 1801 - 1821
A Modest President
The Threat of War
The Louisiana Purchase
Caught in the Middle Again, War Fever Rises
Madison Elected and War Declared
Unwilling Warriors
Perry Meets The Enemy
An Indian Leader Dies, Tribes Surrender
Battles Continue, Washington Burns
By the Rockets Red Glare
The War Ends, "0ld Hickory" Storms New Orleans
The Missouri Compromise
Chapter VII 1829 - 1850
The Mob Celebrates, The Indians Surrender
The Trail of Tears
The Tariff of Abominations, A Divided Administration
South Carolina Strikes Out
Americans Head West, The Alamo Falls
Three Presidents, Growing Tensions
Petticoat Rebels
Chapter VIII 1845 - 1861
A Small War
Victory or Defeat? Dire Predictions
Freedom or Slavery in the New Territories?
Taylor Elected, A Great Compromise Effected
Fillmore Takes Office, States Take Sides
Kansas and Congress Bleed
Buchanan Elected, Dred Scott Rejected
Douglas and Lincoln Debate
A Martyr for Abolition
The Democrats Divided, Lincoln Elected
The Deep South Secedes, Buchanan Works for Compromise
Two Presidents Take Office
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