Shaped by the West

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Shaped by the West

William Deverell and Anne Hyde

University of California Press, c2018

  • v. 1 : pbk
  • v. 2 : pbk

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Vol. 1. A history of North America to 1877 -- v. 2. A history of North America since 1850

Summary: "Shaped by the West is a primary-source reader that rewrites the history of the United States through a western lens. America's expansion west was the driving force for issues of democracy, politics, race, freedom, and property. The sources included in this volume reflect the important role of the West in national narratives of American history, from the pre-Columbian era to 1877. William Deverell and Anne F. Hyde provide a nuanced look at the past, balancing topics in society and politics and representing all kinds of westerners--black and white, native and immigrant, male and female, powerful and powerless--from more than twenty states across the West and the shifting frontier."--Provided by publisher

Includes index in each vol

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v. 1 : pbk ISBN 9780520290044

内容説明

Shaped by the West is a primary-source reader that re-writes the history of the United States through a western lens. America's expansion west was the driving force for issues of democracy, politics, race, freedom, and property. The sources included in this volume reflect the important role of the West in national narratives of American history, from the pre-Columbian era to 1877. William Deverell and Anne F. Hyde provide a nuanced look at the past, balancing social and politics topics, and representing all kinds of westerners-black and white, native and immigrant, male and female, powerful and powerless-from more than 20 states across the West and the shifting frontier.

目次

CHAPTER ONE: A Vast Native World 1. ORIGIN STORIES FROM THE SOUTHWEST, PACIFIC COAST, AND GREAT LAKES 2. DEBATES OVER ANCESTRAL PUEBLOANS 3. MISSISSIPPIAN KINGDOMS 4. VARIETIES OF NATIVE LIFE CHAPTER TWO: First Encounters: Expectation and Cultural Difference 5. ENFORCING CHRISTIANITY ON ANOTHER WORLD 6. AN AZTEC VIEW OF EUROPEANS 7. QUESTIONING CONQUEST 8. MYTHICAL WEALTH 9. THE MISSIONARY EFFORT IN NEW FRANCE 10. A MICMAC INDIAN QUESTIONS FRENCH HABITS CHAPTER THREE: Conquest and Revolt: 17th Century Wars on Two Frontiers 11. WAMPUM AND THE SIX NATIONS: 12. A WHITE WOMAN'S TALE OF CAPTIVITY 13. THE GREAT PUEBLO REVOLT 14. AN INDIAN VIEW OF THE PUEBLO REVOLT CHAPTER FOUR: New Worlds For All: Conquest and Accommodation in the Eighteenth Century 15. EXPANDING COMMUNITIES 16. THE WORLD OF THE BACKCOUNTRY 17. FAMILY DYNAMICS IN THE COLONIAL WORLD 18. NEW WORLDS ON THE GREAT PLAINS CHAPTER FIVE: From Middle Ground to Settler Frontier: Trade, Warfare, and Diplomacy 19. INDIANS AND ESCAPED SLAVES IN SOUTH CAROLINA 20. THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICS OF THE FUR TRADE 21. ECHOES OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR 22. THE INDIAN WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE 23. CULTURES IN CONFLICT CHAPTER SIX: An Era of Revolution: Many Peoples Demanding Change 24. MISSION REVOLTS IN CALIFORNIA 25. THE GREAT PEACE IN NEW MEXICO 26. A BIG NEW WORLD IN THE PACIFIC: 27. SUPPRESSING THE WHISKEY REBELLION 28. MISSIONS, FAMILY AUTHORITY AND NATIVE REBELLION CHAPTER SEVEN: Creating the United States: Incorporating the First West 29. BOUNDARIES FOR THE NEW NATION 30. IMAGINING THE ORDERLY REPUBLIC 31. AN INDIAN VIEW OF LAND ISSUES 32. LOUISIANA: ENCOUNTERING ANOTHER WEST 33. TECUMSEH AND THE WESTERN INDIAN CONFEDERATION CHAPTER EIGHT: Taking Indian Land: Removal and War in the Age of Jackson 34. CHEROKEE EDUCATION AND ASSIMILATION 35. THE PLACE OF INDIANS IN THE REPUBLIC 36. INDIAN REMOVAL AND ITS HUMAN COST 37. WAR IN THE OLD NORTHWEST CHAPTER NINE: Early Republicans: New Nations Test Their Borders 38. MEXICAN REVOLUTIONS AND U.S. RESPONSES: 1810 REVOLUTION 39. LICENSE TO EXPAND 40. AMERICANS IN MEXICO: PROMISING ELLEGIANCE AND CREATING REVOLUTION IN TEXAS 41. AMERICAN IN MEXICO: REBELLIONS CRUSHED IN NEW MEXICO 42. MISSIONARIES ON THE BORDER: NARCISSA WHITMAN IN OREGON CHAPTER TEN: Slavery, Bondage, and Labor in the West 43. WESTERN STATEHOOD AND THE SLAVERY CRISIS 44. INDIAN SLAVERY IN UTAH 45. CHEROKEE SLAVERY, 1830s 46. UNFREE LABOR ON THE SEAS CHAPTER 11: The U.S. Mexico War 47. OPPOSING VIEWS OF EXPANSION INTO MEXICO 48. CREATING A GLORIOUS WAR IN CALIFORNIA 49. THE COST OF CONQUEST: A NEW INDIAN WAR 50. Disaster in New Mexico, CHAPTER TWELVE: Westward Migration: Gold, Land, and Ambition 51. A GOLD RUSH FOR SOME 52. THE MORMON TREK 53. A SCOTSMAN'S ACCOUNT OF THE MALE WORLD OF GOLD RUSH CALIFORNIA 54. A FAMILY MEASURES THE COST OF AMBITION CHAPTER THIRTEEN: The 1850: A Sectional Crisis and a Crisis of Authority 55. THE COMPROMISE OF POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY 56. GUERILLA WAR IN KANSAS FROM OPPOSING PERSPECTIVES 57. INVASIONS AND FILIBUSTERS IN CALIFORNIA AND NICARAGUA 58. AN ACCOUNT OF THE MORMON WAR CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Civil Wars Spread Over the West 59. THE CONFEDERACY IMAGINES A WESTERN EMPIRE 60. DAKOTA WAR IN 1862 61. ACCOUNTS OF THE SAND CREEK MASSACRE, 1864 CHAPTER FIFTEEN: War and Reconstruction: Limiting the Empire for Liberty 62. THE GOVERNMENT CREATES THE WEST: THE HOMESEAD ACT AND THE PACIFIC RAILWAY ACTS, 1862 63. INVENTING THE RESERVATION: ELDERS REMEMBER THE NAVAJOS' LONG WALK, 1864-1868 64. EXODUSTERS: OKLAHOMA AND KANSAS 65. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE, WYOMING, 1870
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v. 2 : pbk ISBN 9780520291416

内容説明

Shaped by the West is a primary-source reader that re-writes the history of the United States through a western lens. America's expansion west was the driving force for issues of democracy, politics, race, freedom, and property. The sources included in this volume reflect the important role of the West in national narratives of American history, from 1850 to the late twentieth century. William Deverell and Anne F. Hyde provide a nuanced look at the past, balancing social and politics topics, and representing all kinds of westerners-black and white, native and immigrant, male and female, powerful and powerless-from more than 20 states across the West and the shifting frontier.

目次

CHAPTER ONE: Railroads West 1. Industrializing the Western Landscape 2. Rationalizing Western Space 3. Conquering Nature by Violence 4. Railroad Work and the Indispensability of Chinese Labor 5. Railroad Graft and Influence 6. Picturing the West and the Rails 7. Hardly Romantic: A Famed Travel Writer Goes CHAPTER TWO: Western Conquest: The War against Native America 8. A Military Officer Justifies the Sand Creek Massacre 9. Instructions to Whites in Indian Country 10. A Military Officer’s View of the Black Hills 11. A Cheyenne View of Battle 12. A Nez Percé’s Call for Peace CHAPTER THREE: The Unwelcome 13. The Chinese Question in a California City 14. The Chinese Question in Cartoon 15. Sealing the Borders CHAPTER FOUR: The Rise of the Western Metropolis 16. A Tourist’s View of the Utah Territory 17. A Day in Denver 18. An African American Community in the West 19 and 20. Demography in the West CHAPTER FIVE: Populism: The Politics of Protest 21. Women in the Populist Movement 22. Defending Populism 23. A Newspaperman Opposes Populism 24. Silver Populism and “The Cross of Gold” CHAPTER SIX: Labor Unrest in the West 25. The “White Caps” of New Mexico Make Their Demands Known 26. Unrest in Idaho 27. The Miners Reply 28. A Muckraker Charts a Middle Course 29. Protesting Conditions in Colorado 30. Support for the Mine Owners CHAPTER SEVEN: Los Angeles Comes of Age 31. The (Presumed) Control of Nature: Los Angeles Plans to Concretize Its River 32. The Socialist Party in Los Angeles Supports the L.A. Aqueduct 33. Water for the Thirsty Metropolis 34. The Ocean Beckons CHAPTER EIGHT: World War I and the West 35. Los Angeles Welcomes Lighter-Than-Air Machines 36. Aviators Push the Boundaries of Flight and Distance 37. Mexico Invited to Join the Central Powers 38. Preparing for War 39. Support for the War in Wyoming 40. Camp Life in Texas CHAPTER NINE: Progressives, Progressivism, and the American West 41. A Californian Argues against Women’s Suffrage 42. Suffragist Strategy in California 43. Legislative Reform in Oregon 44. New Voters and the Americanization Movement 45. Children in the Fields CHAPTER TEN: The 1920s: Prohibition and the West 46. Montana Takes a Stand on Alcohol 47. Wet and Dry in the Far West 48. Prohibition in the Mountain West 49. A Physician Supports Prohibition CHAPTER ELEVEN: The Great Depression: The New Deal and the Western Landscape 50. What to Expect in the Civilian Conservation Corps 51. Destitution and Homelessness 52. A Thirteen-Year-Old Boy Writes to Eleanor Roosevelt 53. Workers on Boulder Dam 54. Death on Boulder Dam 55. Dedication on Boulder Dam CHAPTER TWELVE: Domestic Turmoil and Intolerance in a Time of War 56. Internment in Washington 57. Internment Orders from the President 58. Pictures from Internment 59. The Director of Relocation Addresses Internment 60. Racial Profiling in Wartime 61. Racial and Ethnic Tensions in Southern California: The Zoot Suit Riots of 1943 CHAPTER THIRTEEN: The Cold War and the Atomic West 62. Observer’s Report of Atomic Test 63. Civil Defense in the Nuclear Age 64. Conditions in Bombed Areas 65. Pledging Patriotism, or Else CHAPTER FOURTEEN: Generation and Other Gaps 66. Fighting for Equality and Voice 67. Student Mobilization for Free Speech 68. Support for California Farm Workers 69. The Rise of the Black Panthers 70. Citizens Organize after Watts 71. The Liberation of Alcatraz Island 72. Power to the People? A Separatist Effort in the Far West CHAPTER FIFTEEN: The West’s Vietnam 73. Mexican American Reactions to Vietnam 74. Students against the War 75. A Classic Antiwar Song 76. “OUT NOW” 77. The Counter-Counterculture 78. The President’s Support for the War CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Immigration Roils the West 79. Immigration Restriction in the Rockies 80. Restricting Undocumented Immigration 81. Support for Proposition 187 82. The English-Only Bandwagon 83. Rallying for (and against) Immigrant Rights 84. Building a Wall CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: Environmental Challenges and Environmental Imperatives 85. Plans for Earth Day 86. Eco-Sabotage as Civil Disobedience 87. Climate Change, Drought, and the Fate of the West 88. The Velocity of Aridity 89. Fighting the Tyranny of Turf 90. National Monuments Come Under Renewed Scrutiny

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