The American Nation A History of the United States, Combined Volume (14th Edition)

Index I9

alumni of, 514
curriculum in, 292–293, 512
female attendance at, 647
Great Awakening and, 87
land-grant, 513
in late-nineteenth century,
512–514
in mid-nineteenth century,
292–293
in New England, 70–71
online, 842
in postwar years, 739
segregation and, 756–757
in South, 64
state, 513
televangelists and, 842
unrest at, 786
for women, 513
College students
in 1920s, 646
in 1990s, 821–822
apathy of, 554–555
drinking by, 638–639
radicalism of, in 1960s, 778–780
Collegiate sports, 503–504, 504f,
510–511, 514
Collier, John, 701–702, 719
Colombia, Panama Canal and,
604–605
Colombiaspace shuttle, 807
Colonies, 44–45m
agriculture in, 33, 43, 45, 58
boycotts in, 103, 108
British, 30–42, 56–58, 57m,
82–83
Chesapeake, 56, 58
commerce in, 83–84
differences among, 56
Dutch, 41–42
Enlightenment in, 88–89
environmental impact of, 45
ethnic composition of, 73m
events leading to revolution by,
96–97, 100–109
French, 41–42, 54
Georgia, 65
government in, 37, 39, 67–68,
82–83
home and family in, 63–67
imperialism without, 606–607
indentured servants in, 58, 60
Massachusetts Bay Colony, 36–39
Middle colonies, 42–43, 56, 71–75
New England, 35–40, 56
Plymouth, 35–36
population growth in, 66, 96
protests and uprisings in,
101–103, 107f

relations between Indians and,

32–34, 36, 43–45, 48–49,

97, 100

religion in, 40, 85–88

scientific achievements in, 89

slavery in, 58, 60

Spanish, 22–25

taxation in, 80–81, 97, 100–105,

107, 109

trade between England and,

83–85, 85f

trade between Indians and, 41,

42, 48–49

Virginia, 32–34, 56

wars between Indians and, 39–40,

42, 90

wars in, 89–90, 92–93

women in, 54

Colonization movement, 234, 539

Colorado, 445

Colored Farmer’s Alliance, 543

Columbian Centinel, 209

Columbian Exchange, 25, 27,

28–29m, 48

Columbian Exhibition, 472f

Columbia University, 88, 137

Columbine High School, 862

Columbus, Christopher, 14, 15, 19,

20–22, 46

Comanche Indians, 54–55, 436

Combines, 458

Comintern, 732

Commager, Henry Steele, 648

Commerce

in colonies, 83–85

foreign, 335–336

industrialization and, 586

maritime, 71

regulation of, 148

sea, during World War I, 616–618

Commerce Court, 574

Committee for European Economic

Cooperation, 741

Committee for Industrial Organization

(CIO), 688

Committee on Public Information

(CPI), 623

Committee to Re-elect the President

(CREEP), 789, 790

Commodity Credit Corporation, 697

The Common Law (Holmes), 515

Commons, John R., 512, 514–515

Common school movement, 291–292

Common Sense(Paine), 117, 132

Common Sense Guide to Baby and

Child Care(Spock), 826

Commonwealth and Southern

Corporation, 689

Commonwealth v. Hunt, 334

Communism, 628

in China, 745

collapse of, 813–814, 815m

containment of, 744–745

détente, 786–787

Great Depression and, 692

in Greece, 741

McCarthyism and, 748–749

red scare and, 634–635

in U.S., 747–748

Communist party, during Great

Depression, 680

Communitarians, 276–278

Community, 841–844

The Companionate Marriage

(Lindsey), 641

Company of the Indies, 54f

Competition, business, 465–471

Compromise of 1850, 312–315,

314 m, 346, 347, 352

Compromise of 1877, 427

Comstock, Henry, 445

Comstock Act, 646

Comstock Lode, 444, 445

Concentration camps, 724–725, 724f

Concessions and Agreements

(1677), 42

Concord, battle of, 114–115

Conestoga Indians, 75

Coney Island, 503f

Confederacy, 365

army of, 374f, 376, 379

conscription act, 378

financial issues in, 378–379

foreign policy of, 379

politics in, 378

readmission of, to Union,

405–406

reasons for loss of Civil War

by, 394

at start of Civil War, 374–376

women of, 428–429

Congo, 13

Congregational church, 68, 131

Congregationalists, 35, 86

Congress, U.S.

See alsoHouse of Representatives;

Senate

on antitrust legislation, 477f

election of 1994 and, 852

first achievements of, 154

health care reform and, 874

in late nineteenth century,

530–531

Reconstruction and, 410–411

taxes levyed by, 155

Congress Hall, 146f