American history series

A history of African-Americans and their distinct culture in colonial North America, from their seventeenth-century introduction to the continent via the slave trade to their role in the Revolutionary War.

Presents the arguments taking place in the United States during World War II using writings from that period.

Features the debates that surrounded America's Reconstruction period following the Civil War.

Uses primary sources to illustrate the debates over issues related to the Industrial Revolution, presenting opposing viewpoints on topics such as pre-Civil War industrialization, the rise of Unionism, and the social effects of the Industrial Revolution.

Uses primary sources to explore controversial issues surrounding the settling of the American frontier.

A survey of scholarly work on the Cold War, covering the subject in four chronological sections, ending with the Reagan years.

Presents opposing viewpoints on immigration in the United States taken from various sources.

An anthology of articles on the laws and attitudes towards Asian-Americans throughout the history of the United States including Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, and Koreans.