A Time of Paradox

Prologue Prelude: The 1890s: Bridge to the Twentieth Century Part I: An Era of Awakening, 1900-1919 Chapter 1: TR, Taft, and the Progressive Impulse Chapter 2: America Looks Outward, 1900-1912 Chapter 3: Nations Within: The Experiences of Immigrants, Minorities, and Workers Chapter 4: A Cultural Awakening, 1900-1919 Chapter 5: Wilson, Reform, and the Coming of War Chapter 6: From World War to Lost Peace Bibliographic Essay Part II: An Era of Trial and Triumph, 1920-1945 Chapter 7: The 1920s: Decade of Fear, Decade of Excess Chapter 8: Republicanism from Prosperity to the Great Depression Chapter 9: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal Chapter 10: Culture: Revolt and Retreat Chapter 11: Interwar Diplomacy Chapter 12: World War II: Home Front and Battlefront, 1941-1945 Bibliographic Essay Part III: An Era of Uncertainty, 1945-1968 Chapter 13: The Fair Deal and the Cold War, 1945-1952 Chapter 14: Peace and Peril, 1953-1960 Chapter 15: The Affluent Society Chapter 16: Cultural Dissent Chapter 17: New Frontiers, New Anxieties at Home, 1961-1968 Chapter 18: Foreign Anxieties, 1961-1968 Bibliographic Essay Part IV: An Era of Diversity, since 1969 Chapter 19: The Nixon Years, 1969-1974 Chapter 20: Healing and Malaise: The Ford and Carter Administrations Chapter 21: The Reagan Rebellion Chapter 22: A Culture of Diversity Chapter 23: Can We All Get Along?: The Soul of the Nation Chapter 24: From George Bush to George W. Bush Postlude: The Presidency of George W. Bush Bibliographic Essay Epilogue: A Time of Paradox

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