History 1302 MW Hybrid Reading Class Assignments

Week One Assignments Due by class time 1-26-11

1. Read the War’s Aftermath—pages 702-703
2. Read Development in the North –page 703
3. Read Devastation in the South—page 703-4
4. Read a Transformed South—pages 704-5
5. Read the Freedmen’s Bureau—page 706
6. Read the Assassination of Lincoln—pages 708-9
7. Read Southern Intransigence—pages 711-2
8. Read the Radical Republicans—pages 712-3
9. Read the Triumph of Congressional Legislation—pages 715-7
10. Read the Freed Slaves—pages 720-1
11. Read African Americans in southern politics—pages 722-723
12. Read the Election of 1868—pages 727-729
13. Answer questions over reading.
Week Two Assignments Due by Class Time 2-2-11
1. Read Scandals—pages 730-1
2. Read White Terror—pages 731-2
3. Read the Compromise of 1877—pages 735-8
4. Read the End of Reconstruction—pages 738-9
5. Read Agriculture Old and New—pages 751-3
6. Tenancy and the Environment—page 753
7. The Bourbons and the Redeemers—pages 753-756
8. Ida B. Wells—page 761
9. Washington and Dubois—pages 761-763
10. The Migratory Stream—page 764
11. African American Migration—pages 764-5
12. The Indian Wars—pages 770-774
13. The Demise of the Buffalo—page 774
14. Answer questions over reading.
Week Three Assignments Due by Class Time 2-9-11
1. Pioneer Women—page 781
2. The End of the Frontier—pages 782-3
3. The Rise of Big Business—page 786-7
4. The Second Industrial Revolution pages 787-789
5. Inventions spur manufacturing—pages 794-796
6. Entrepreneurs—page 796
7. J.P. Morgan, Financier—page 801-802
8. Sears and Roebuck—pages 802-3
9. Social Trends—pages 803-4
10. Child Labor—pages 804-5
11. The Molly Maguires—page 806
12. The Railroad Strike of 1877—pages 806-7
13. The Sand-Lot Incident—pages 807-8
14. Anarchism—page 810
15. The Haymarket Affair—page 811
16. Socialism and the Unions—page 818
17. Answer questions over reading.
Week Four Assignments Due by Class Time 2-16-11
1. The New Immigration –page 831
2. America’s Pull—pages 831-2
3. The Nativist Response—pages 834-5
4. Immigration Restriction—pages 835-7
5. Popular Culture—page 837
6. Vaudeville—pages 837-8
7. Saloon Culture—pages 838-9
8. Outdoor Recreation—pages 840-1
9. Workingwomen and Leisure—pages 841-2
10. Spectator Sports—pages 842-3
11. The Settlement House Movement—pages 855-6
12. Women’s Employment and Activism—pages 856-9
13. Toward a Welfare State—pages 859-61
14. Corruption and Reform: Hayes to Harrison—pages 868-9
15. Hayes and the Civil Service Reform—pages 869-71
16. Garfield and Arthur—pages 871-3
17. Answer questions over reading.
Week Five Assignments Due by Class Time 2-23-11
1. The Farm Problem and Agrarian Protest Movements—pages 880-2
2. Economic Conditions—pages 882-3
3. The Granger Movement—pages 883-4
4. Farmer’s Alliances—pages 884-6
5. Farm Politics—pages 886-8
6. The Economy and the Silver Solution—page 890
7. Inadequate Currency—pages 890-1
8. Silverites versus Goldbugs—page 892
9. Expansion in the Pacific—page 908
10. Samoa—page 908-9
11. Hawaii—page 909-11
12. The Philippine-American War—pages 920-922
13. Organizing the Acquisitions—pages 924-6
14. Answer questions over reading.
Week Six Assignments Due by Class Time 3-2-11
1. The Panama Canal—pages 931-4
2. The Roosevelt Corollary—pages 934-5
3. The Russo-Japanese War—page 935
4. Relations with Japan—pages 935-6
5. The United States and Europe—page 936-7
6. Introduction to the Progressive Era—pages 940-1
7. Elements of Reform—pages 941-2
8. The Antecedents of Progressivism—page 942
9. Democracy—page 944
10. Efficiency—pages 944-6
11. Regulation—page 946
12. Social Injustice—pages 947-9
13. Progressivism and Religion—page 949
14. Prohibition—pages 949-50
15. Conservation—pages 956-60
16. From Roosevelt to Taft—pages 960-2
17. Tariff Reform—page 962
18. Ballinger and Pinchot—pages 963-4
19. Taft and Roosevelt—pages 964-5
20. Answer questions over reading.
Week Seven Assignments Due by Class Time 3-9-11 (Midterm Week)
1. Progressive Resurgence—pages 977-9
2. Limits of Progressivism—page 979
3. Intervention in Mexico—pages 983-6
4. Other Problems in Latin America—page 986
5. A New Labor Shortage—page 999-1000
6. War Propaganda—page 1001
7. Civil Liberties—pages 1002-3
8. America at War—page 1003
9. The Western Front—pages 1004-5
10. The Bolsheviks—page 1006
11. Answer questions over reading.
Week Eight Assignments Due by Class Time 3-23-11
1. The Spanish Flu—pages 1015-6
2. Racial Friction—pages 1017-8
3. The Modern Temper Introduction—pages 1022-3
4. Nativism—pages 1023-5
5. The Klan—pages 1025-6
6. Prohibition—pages 1028-1030
7. The Roaring Twenties—pages 1030-1
8. The New Morality—pages 1031-2
9. The Women’s Movement—pages 1033-6
10. The New Era—page 1057
11. Answer questions over reading.
Week Nine Assignments Due by Class Time 3-30-11
1. The Growing Consumer Culture—pages1057-9
2. Hoover’s Efforts at Recovery—pages 1073-4
3. Congressional Initiatives—pages 1075
4. Recovery Through Regulation—page 1090
5. Agricultural Recovery—pages 1090-2
6. Industrial Recovery—pages 1092-4
7. Minorities and the New Deal—pages 1099-1101
8. Answer questions over reading.
Week Ten Assignments Due by Class Time 4-6-11
1. Court Decisions and Civil Rights—pages 1101-1102
2. Roosevelt’s Second Term—pages 1112-1113
3. The Court-Packing Plan—pages 1113-5
4. The League of Nations—pages 1126-7
5. War Debts and Reparations—pages 1127-8
6. Attempts at Disarmament—pages 1128-30
7. The Kellogg-Briand Pact—pages 1130-1
8. Economic Mobilization at Home—page 1159
9. Answer questions over reading.
Week Eleven Assignments Due by Class Time 4-13-11
1. Economic Conversion—pages 1159-60
2. Financing the War—pages 1160-1
3. Mobilization and the Development of the West—pages 1162-3
4. Changing Roles for Women—pages 1163-4
5. African Americans in World War II—pages 1164-6
6. Hispanics in the Labor Force—pages 1166
7. Native Americans and the War Effort—pages 1166-7
8. Internment of Japanese Americans—pages 1167-8
9. The Strategic Bombing of Europe—pages 1175-1176
10. The Tehran Meeting—page 1176
11. Yalta and the Postwar World—page 1187
12. Yalta’s Legacy—page 1189
13. The Final Ledger—pages 1196-7
14. Answer questions over reading.
Week Twelve Assignments Due by Class Time 4-20-11
1. The Fair Deal and Containment—pages 1205-6
2. Truman’s Uneasy Start—pages 1206-7
3. Converting to Peace—pages 1207-8
4. Controlling Inflation—pages 1208-9
5. Partisan Cooperation and Conflict—pages 1209-11
6. Trying War Criminals—page 1212
7. Civil Rights During the 1940s—pages 1220-1
8. Jackie Robinson—page1221
9. Answer questions over reading.
Week Thirteen Assignments Due by Class Time 4-27-11
1. Shaping the Fair Deal—pages 1221-3
2. The Election of 1948—pages 1223-7
3. Expansion of the Civil Rights Movement—page 1306
4. Sit-ins and Freedom Rides—pages 1307-8
5. Federal Intervention—pages 1308-11
6. Early Setbacks—pages 1312-3
7. The Cuban Missile Crisis—pages 1313-1315
8. Kennedy and Vietnam—pages 1315-7
9. Kennedy’s Assassination—page 1317
10. Answer questions over reading.

Week Sixteen—Finals Week

Class Period Date Final Exam Time
8:00-8:50 May 9, 2011 8-10:30
9:00-9:50 May 11, 2011 8-10:30
10:00-10:50 May 9, 2011 10:30-1:00