Jeffreys-Jones, Rhodri

Studies how the protests and support of students, African-Americans, women, and workers affected America's participation in the Vietnam War.

Discusses social-reform movements in the United States in the twentieth century and the violence that frequently accompanied them.

Presents a comprehensive history of the FBI from its inception to the terrorist attacks of September 11th. Describes the agency's original mission in the 1870s and discusses how this mission created the character of the FBI and evolved into the twenty-first century.