1913-1921

The second in Dos Passos's U.S.A. trilogy finds the country in the grip of war.

Describes how modern American culture and society was created during World War I and explains why the war is the defining event for the United States in the twentieth century.

A biography of the twenty-eighth President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson.

A comprehensive biography of Woodrow Wilson that discusses his childhood in Virginia, education, family, careers at Princeton and as governor of New Jersey, presidential campaigns and legislation, and other related topics.

Examines America's battle with Bolshevism and insurgency in 1919, highlighting events around the world that influenced attitudes towards Bolshevism during that time.

Discusses four major events during the 1910s: changes in musical styles and performance, the fight for a woman's right to vote, the debut of silent films, and the beginning of World War I.

Profiles Theodore Roosevelt and his family and discusses how Theodore instilled his finest qualities in his sons.

History, trivia, and fun through photographs and articles present life in the United States from 1910-1919.