03358nam a2200349Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030020002100071020002100092040001800113043001200131049001300143082002700156090002200183245015900205246006300364246002100427250001200448260004800460300002300508504005300531505196900584651004302553651005002596700003502646700003702681740003902718740003502757999001902792952019702811257304OCoLC20160527191334.0990629s2000    ctu           000 0 eng d  a0073031887 (v.1)  a0073031623 (v.2)  aPMDcPMDdPSM  an-us---  aPUXAbev00221a909.82bT1367 2000  aE178.6b.T35 200000aTaking sides.pClashing views on controversial issues in American historycedited, selected, and with introductions by Larry Madaras and James M. SoRelle.30aClashing views on controversial issues in American history30aAmerican history  a8th ed.  aGuilford, Conn.bDushkin Pub. Groupcc2000.  a2 v.bill.c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.00gv. 1.tThe colonial period to Reconstruction.tIs America exceptional?tWas Columbus an imperialist?tWas the Colonial Period a "golden age" for women in America?tDid racism cause the enslavement of Africans in America?tWas there a Great Awakening in mid-eighteenth-century America?tWere the Founding Fathers democratic reformers?tDid Thomas Jefferson abandon his political ideals in purchasing the Louisiana Territory?tWas Andrew Jackson's Indian removal policy motivated by humanitarian impulses?tWere the abolitionists "unrestrained fanatics"?tDid slaves exercise religious autonomy?tWas the Mexican War an exercise in American imperialism?tDid the Westward Movement transform the traditional roles of women in the mid-nineteenth century?tHave historians overemphasized the slavery issue as a cause of the Civil War?tWas the North's victory over the South inevitable?tDid Abraham Lincoln free the slaves?tWas it wrong to impeach Andrew Johnson? --gv. 2.tReconstruction to the present.tWas it wrong to impeach Andrew Johnson?tWas John D. Rockefeller a "robber baron"?tDid nineteenth-century women of the West fail to overcome the hardships of living on the Great Plains?tWere American workers in the Gilded Age conservative capitalists?tDid William M. Tweed corrupt post-Civil War New York?tDid yellow journalism cause the Spanish-American War?tDid Booker T. Washington's philosophy and actions betray the interests of African Americans?tDid the Progressives fail?tWere the 1920s an era of social and cultural rebellion?tWas the New Deal an effective answer to the Great Depression?tWas Franklin Roosevelt a reluctant internationalist?tWas the United States responsible for the Cold War?tWere the 1950s America's "happy days"?tWas America's escalation of the war in Vietnam inevitable?tDid the Civil Rights Movement improve race relations in the United States?tWill history forgive Richard Nixon?tWere the 1980s a decade of greed? 0aUnited StatesxHistory.2Local9182913 0aUnited StatesxHistoriography.2Local91829131 aMadaras, Larry.2Local91293541 aSoRelle, James M.2Local917257002aColonial period to Reconstruction.02aReconstruction to the present.  c184926d184926  00102ddc406909_820000000000000_T1367_2000708evl9142066a10b10c1d2016-05-27eMcGraw-Hillg19.38hv.1i366490l0o909.82 T1367 2000p80000002119843r2016-05-27 00:00:00t  xr:257304y6