Documenting United States History

index

Letters in parenthesis following

pages refer to:

(i) illustrations, including

photographs

(m) map

Abolition. See also Emancipation;

Slaves and slavery

13th, 14th, 15th

Amendments, and, 276

in Haiti, 136–137

newspapers and, 180

in Pennsylvania, 133

Walker, David, on, 179

Absolute monarchy, Mayhew

on, 119

“Account of the Boston Tea

Party” (Massachusetts

Gazette, 1773), 95–96

“Account of the Stono Rebellion”

(Cato, 1739), 47

Acoma pueblo, revolt at, 15–16

Adams, Abigail

“Letter to John Adams”

(1776), 121–122

“Letter to John Quincy

Adams” (1780), 123–124

Adams, John

Abigail Adams letter to

(1776), 121–122

Boston Massacre and, 94–95

Adams, John Quincy, Abigail

Adams letter to, 123–124

Addams, Jane

anti-imperialism of, 409

Twenty Years at Hull House

(1900), 335

Addresses

“Address and Reasons of

Dissent of the Minority

of the Convention of

Pennsylvania to Their

Constituents, The” (1787),

128

“Address at Mason Temple,

Memphis” (King, 1968),

461–462

“Address on Health Care

Reform” (Bill Clinton,

1993), 498–499

“Address to Congress on

Health Care” (Obama,

2011), 511–512

“Address to the First

Conservative Political

Action Conference”

(Reagan, 1974), 466–467

“Address to the Southern

States” (Calhoun, 1831),

172–173

“Advertisement of a South

Carolina Slave Dealer”

(Griggs, 1835), 195, 195 (i)

Affluence, jet travel and, 476–477,

477 (i)

Afonso I (Mbemba a Nzinga,

Kongo), “Letter to John

III, King of Portugal”

(1526), 17–18

Africa, British Royal African

Company and, 61–62

African Americans. See also Civil

rights movement; Slaves

and slavery

in 1870s, 295–296

Black Panthers and, 460

Civil War, Reconstruction,

and, 305–306

communism, HUAC, and,

442–444

Dred Scott decision and, 261

emancipation of, 276, 278–

279, 281–282

feminism and, 487–488

Harlem Renaissance and, 382

after independence, 117

picketing during First World

War by, 398, 399 (i)

Reconstruction and, 305

rights of, 448

as sharecroppers, 296–298

Walker, David, and, 179

Africans

as slaves, 3, 28, 46

in transatlantic world, 58

Agriculture, sharecroppers in,

296–298

AIDS, New Right and, 521

Air pollution, “Kyoto Protocol

on Emissions” (United

Nations, 2008), 509–510

Alcatraz, Native American

occupation of (1970), 465

Alcohol, temperance and, 178

Algonquin peoples, 103

Alliances

for economic and political

rights (late 19th century),

317–318

entangling, 102–107

U.S.-France (1778), 102

Allies, after Second World War,

428, 429

al Qaeda, 513. See also September

11, 2001, terrorist attacks

Amendments

Thirteenth, 276

Fourteenth, 276, 295

Fifteenth, 276, 295

America(s). See also Western

Hemisphere; specific

locations

debating identity of, 178–187

American Indian Movement, “20

Point Proposal” (1972),

465–466

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