Dudley, William

Twenty-one articles examine genocide from several perspectives, discussing twentieth-century examples in Armenia, Hitler's Germany, Cambodia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Rwanda; explanations for genocide; prevention of and punishment of genocide; and the struggles of endangered peoples around the world, including Amazonian tribes and Tibetans.

Articles discussing different sides of the issues of the 1960s in the United States including the space race, social problems, the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, women's liberation, and rejection of law and order.

Uses both Native American and non-Indian primary sources to document the debate over the treatment of Native Americans throughout history, discussing arguments for and against war, the conflict over land, opinions on Native American tradition versus assimilation, and removal policy.

An anthology of articles written at the time of the Civil War and dealing with the political and social issues of that era. Also includes two contemporary perspectives.

Presents articles for both sides of the questions: Why is the Middle East a conflict area? Are Palestinians treated justly? What role should the U.S. play in the Middle East? How does religion affect the Middle East?.

Contains primary and secondary source articles that document significant developments and events in the history of the United states from 1784 to 1850, discussing the formation of the government, expansion, the Jacksonian age and Manifest Destiny.