1865-1898

Traces the history of the presidency in the twentieth century, discussing how the political atmosphere differed from earlier centuries.

A history of the turbulent final decade of the 1800s and the people and events that influenced the course of America.

Examines the development of the industrial United States during the presidencies of Rutherford Hayes, James Garfield, Chester Arthur, Grover Cleveland, Benjamin Harrison, and William McKinley. Also covers their early careers as well as their legacies.

With the realization that his father may not return now that the Civil War is over, thirteen-year-old Tyler finds himself the man of their Missouri farm and the master of a new dog, the strikingly colored Sooner.

When sixteen-year-old Lindsay hears the voice of a girl from nineteenth century New York in her head, she thinks she may be going crazy, while Lucy, the nineteenth-century con artist whose voice Lindsay hears, thinks she might truly be a spiritual medium after all.

Vintage photographs, illustrations, and text describe the events and people associated with the Gilded Age in America from the end of the Civil War to 1900.

Presents an overview of the important events in U.S. history during the Reconstruction period between 1865 and 1890, covering the Industrial Revolution, Transcontinental Railroad, Manifest Destiny, new technology and inventions, and much more.

Chronicles the political, social, and economic events that shaped the development of the United States in the years following the Civil War.

Offers an in-depth analysis at what it meant to be an American in the Gilded Age, exploring the contradictions that seemed to define the era and their impact on the lives of everyday citizens.