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Evidence (continued)

relevant, 483–484

statements of, 10, 11, 16–17,

25, 50, 52, 53, 54, 80, 98,

139–140, 157, 161, 188

“Evil empire,” 490

“Evils of Intemperance, The”

(Lyman Beecher, 1827),

178

Evolution, Scopes trial and,

386–388

Exceptions, in historical

argument, 272–274, 379

Exemplars, 272

Expansionism, 213–234

closing of frontier and, 406

conquest of West and, 237–246

Louisiana Purchase and, 215

Manifest Destiny and,

204–205, 222–228

after Mexican-American War

(1848), 236–250

race and, 233

slavery and, 225, 252

Explanations, 188

Explicit evidence, 206

“Facebook Is Invading Your

Phone” (Schlinkert,

The Daily Beast, 2013),

514–515

Factions, 169

Federalist No. 10 on, 129–130

federal power and, 171–177

after Revolution, 86

Factory girls, in textile mills,

198–199

Fallacies, either/or, 142–144, 188,

210, 248, 424

Fallen Timbers, Battle of (1794),

155

Families, paintings of middle-

class, 196, 196 (i)

“Family Portraits” (Davis,

1832–1837), 196, 196 (i)

“Farewell Address” (Eisenhower,

1961), 437–438

Farmers’ alliances, 317–318

Farms and farming

in colonies, 28–29

by Indians in New Mexico, 5

Fascism, defeat of, 428

Faulkner, William, “Nobel Prize

Acceptance Speech”

(1950), 475–476

Federal government. See also

Government; Power

(authority)

expansion of powers of, 374

factions and, 171–177

Federal Housing Administration,

loans from, 475

Federalist Papers, The, “Federalist

No. 10” (Madison, 1787),

129–130

Federalist Party

disappearance of, 171

on national and international

policy, 107 (i)

Sedition Act (1798) and, 137

Feminine Mystique, The (Friedan,

1963), 452–454

Feminism

civil rights movement and,

487–488

Friedan and, 452–454

Ferdinand and Isabella (Spain),

Columbus funded by, 7

Field, Cyrus W., 316 (i)

Fifteenth Amendment (1870),

276, 295

Filipinos, 406

Fillmore, Millard

Know-Nothing Party and,

241

“Parody of the Democratic

Party” and (1848), 225 (i)

First Great Awakening, 58,

73–75, 116

“First Inaugural Address”

(Lincoln, 1861), 267–268

“First Navigation Act” (1660),

60–61, 62

First World War, 382

African Americans picketing

during, 398, 399 (i)

League of Nations after,

413–414

neutrality during, 406

US entry into, 412–413

Fitzgerald, F. Scott, Great Gatsby,

The (1925), 388–389

Five Civilized Tribes, Indian

Removal Act of 1830

and, 219

Foner, Eric, 305

Food and Drug Administration,

371

Foods, in Columbian exchange, 2

Force Bill, 202

Ford, Henry, 385

Ford, Lacy K., 233

Foreign affairs, 406

Foster, John, “Memo to President

Grover Cleveland” (1893),

312–313

Fourteenth Amendment (1868),

276, 295

“Fourteenth and Fifteenth

Amendments” (1868 and

1870), 295

France

Cartier’s exploration and, 18–19

Genet mission from, 105

Native Americans and, 26

North American settlement

by, 28

Quasi-War with, 137

revolution in, 105

“Treaty of Alliance between

the United States and

France” (1778), 102

Treaty of Paris (1783) with,

104–105

Treaty of Utrecht (1713)

and, 66

wars with Great Britain, 86

“Franchise Restrictions in

the Georgia State

Constitution” (1777),

124–125

Frank Leslie’s Illustrated

Newspaper, “Educating

the Indians” (1884), 331,

331 (i)

Franklin, Benjamin

Paxton Boys “Declaration and

Remonstrance” (1764)

and, 149

Poor Richard’s Almanack

(1739), 72–73

Freedman, Estelle, 522

Freedmen’s Bureau, 294

Free Huey Rally, Brown, H. Rap,

speech at, 460

Free-market ideology, 362

after Cold War, 497

Free Soil Democrats, 225 (i)

Free states, Missouri

Compromise and, 217

Frémont, John C., 260

“Republican Campaign Song”

and, 260 (i)

French and Indian War (Seven

Years’ War)

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