America on the world stage
Subtitle: a global approach to U.S. history
By: The Organization of American Historians ; edited by Gary Reichard and Ted Dickson.
Contributors: Reichard, Gary W., 1943-; Dickson, Ted.; Organization of American Historians.
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Urbana
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780252033452; 9780252075520
Subjects: United States -- History -- Study and teaching; United States -- Historiography
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : the revolt against enclosure : U.S. history opens out to the world / Thomas Bender; title: America, the Atlantic, and global consumer demand, 1500-1800 / Carole Shammas; title: Imagining a world without tea and sugar : teaching strategies for America, the Atlantic, and global consumer demand, 1500-1800 / Jonathan Chu; title: The Declaration of Independence in world context / David Armitage; title: Strategies for teaching the Declaration of Independence in a global context / Ted Dickson; title: Origins of American slavery / Philip D. Morgan; title: Reflections on "origins of American slavery" / Gloria Sesso; title: Nineteenth-century religion in world context / Mark A. Noll; title: Teaching nineteenth-century American religion in a global context / J.D. Bowers; title: Returning the West to the world / Stephen Aron; title: Strategies for teaching the American West in a global context / Omar Valerio-Jimenez; title: Driven to the city : urbanization and industrialization in the nineteenth century / Stuart M. Blumin; title: American industrialization, 1870-1920 : teaching from local, national, and international perspectives / Betty A. Dessants; title: The American Civil War, emancipation, and reconstruction on the world stage / Edward L. Ayers; title: Teaching the Civil War from a global perspective / Ted Dickson; title: Worlds of reform / Daniel T. Rodgers; title: Teaching American reform in a world context / Kathleen Dalton; title: Crossing national borders : locating the United States in migration history / Suzanne M. Sinke; title: Strategies for teaching the history of migration to the United States in a global context / Louisa Bond Moffitt and Ted Dickson; title: The Civil Rights Movement in world perspective / Kevin Gaines; title: The Civil Rights Movement and the Cold War culture in perspective / Pingchau Zhu; title: Race and citizenship / Patrick Wolfe; title: Teaching citizenship and race / Orville Vernon Burton; title: Globalizing popular culture in the "American century" and beyond / Penny M. Von Eschen; title: Teaching the globalization of American popular culture in the twentieth century / Lawrence Charap; title: From Rosie the Riveter to the global assembly line : American women on the world stage / Leila J. Rupp; title: American women in a global context / Brenda Santos; title: Cold War and global hegemony, 1945-1991 / Melvyn P. Leffler; title: Teaching the Cold War / Fred Jordan.