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Format:
Book
Title:
All the people
Author:
ISBN:
9780195153378

9780195152593

9780195153385
Edition:
3rd ed.
Publication Information:
New York : Oxford University Press, ©2003.
Physical Description:
266 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 24 cm.
Series title(s):
Number in series:
BK. 10
General Note:
Colored ill. on endpapers.
Contents:
The making of a president -- A major leaguer -- A (very short) history or Russia -- A curtain of iron -- The Marshall plan -- A "lost" election -- Spies -- Tail Gunner Joe -- Liking Ike -- Houses, kids, cars, and fast food -- French Indochina -- Separate but unequal -- Linda Brown, and others -- MLKs, senior and junior -- Rosa Parks was tired -- Three boys and six girls -- Passing the torch -- Being President isn't easy -- Some brave children meet a roaring bull -- Standing with Lincoln -- The President's number -- LBJ -- The biggest vote in history -- Salt and pepper the kids -- A king gets a prize and goes to jail -- From Selma to Montgomery -- War in Southeast Asia -- Lyndon in trouble -- Friedan, Schlafly, and friends -- As important as the cotton gin -- Picking and picketing -- These are the times that try men's souls -- Up to the mountain -- A new kind of power -- The counterculture rocks -- Nixon, Vietnam, China, and Watergate -- A congressman and a peanut farmer -- Taking a leading role -- Living on the edge -- The end of the Cold War -- A quilt, not a blanket -- Is it me or we? -- The land that never has been yet -- A boy from hope -- Politics and values -- Electing the 21st century's first president -- Of colleges and courts -- Big ideas -- Catastrophe, war, and a new century -- New York and the American way -- Best in US (and some civics) -- Religious freedom, it's freedom to think for yourself.
Summary:
Covers the period of American history from 1945 to 1998, from the end of World War II to the Clinton administration.
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