The Rise of Industrial America: A People's History of the Post-Reconstruction Era - Volume Six

A History Of America Between 1876 And 1901 Focuses On The Influence Of New Scientific Ideas, Such As Evolution, And The Growing Conflicts Between Business And Labor. Indian Affairs : The Sand Creek Massacre -- An Indian Policy -- War In The Southwest -- Scattered Campaigns -- The End Of The Indian Wars -- The Railroads -- The New Technology -- The Rise Of The Trusts -- The Darwinians -- The Great Strikes -- Progress And Poverty -- The Conditions Of Labor -- Unions -- Haymarket -- Free Love -- From Free Thought To Anarchism -- The James Family -- The Adamses -- Immigration -- The Promised Land -- The City -- The New Journalists -- Jane Addams And Hull House -- The Farmer's Revolt -- Politics -- Homestead -- 1893 -- Coxey's Army -- Pullman -- The Election Of 1896 -- Religion -- Education -- Blacks -- The Women -- The Empire Of Reform -- The Literary Scene -- American Literature : Women's Division -- The Arts -- The West -- North And South -- Sports -- The Upper Classes -- The New Empire -- The End Of The Century -- Retrospections. Page Smith. Volume Six Of The Author's History Of The United States. Volume Six. Maps On Lining Papers. Includes Index.