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Inside Front Cover: Guide to Using the Book 1. Political Terrorism during Reconstruction: Congressional Hearings and Reports on the Ku Klux KlanUsing the Source:
Congressional Hearings and Reports What Can Congressional Hearings and Reports Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Congressional Hearings and Reports Source Analysis Table The Source:
Testimony and Reports from the Joint Select Committee to Inquire into the Condition of Affairs in the Late Insurrectionary StatesAnalyzing Congressional Hearings and ReportsThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
2. Picturing a Western Myth: Photography and the Blackfeet Indians Using the Source:
Photographs What Can Photographs Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Photographs Source Analysis TableThe Source:
Photographs of the Blackfeet at Glacier National Park and on the Reservation, 1890-1930Analyzing PhotographsThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
3. Reading the 1894 Pullman Strike: Chicago's Daily Papers Report the News Using the Source:
Newspaper Articles What Can Newspaper Articles Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Newspaper Articles Source Analysis Table The Source:
Chicago Newspaper Articles on the Pullman Strike, May 12, 1894-July 15, 1894Analyzing Newspaper ArticlesThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
4. Immigrant to the Promised Land: Memory and AutobiographyUsing the Source:
Autobiographies What Can Autobiographies Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Autobiographies Source Analysis Table The Source:
I Came a Stranger: The Story of a Hull-House Girl by Hilda Satt PolacheckAnalyzing AutobiographiesThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
5. Selling Respectability: Advertisements in the African-American Press, 1910-1913Using the Source:
Magazine Advertisements What Can Magazine Advertisements Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Advertisements Source Analysis Table The Source:
Advertisements from The Crisis, November 1910-March 1913Analyzing Magazine AdvertisementsThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
6. Living under Fire: World War I Soldiers' DiariesUsing the Source:
Wartime Diaries What Can Wartime Diaries Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Diaries Source Analysis Table The Source:
World War I Diaries from the St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Battles, September 17, 1918-November 11, 1918Analyzing Wartime Diaries The Rest of the Story To Find Out More
*7. Singing of Struggle: Mexican Workers' Folk Songs from the American SouthwestUsing the Source:
Folk Music What Can Folk Music Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Song Lyrics Source Analysis Table The Source:
Mexican Corridos, 1910-1930Analyzing Folk Songs The Rest of the Story To Find Out More
8. Painting a New Deal: U.S. Post Office Murals from the Great DepressionUsing the Source:
Public Art What Can Public Art Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Public Art Source Analysis Table The Source:
Post Office Murals Depicting "Work" in Local Communities, 1936-1942Analyzing Public Art The Rest of the Story To Find Out More
9. Challenging Wartime Internment: Supreme Court Records from Korematsu v. United StatesUsing the Source:
Supreme Court Records What Can Supreme Court Records Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Supreme Court Records Source Analysis Table The Source:
Briefs and Supreme Court Opinions in Korematsu v. United States, October Term, 1944Analyzing Supreme Court Records
The Rest of the Story To Find Out More
10. The Cold War Heats Up: Presidential Recordings from the Cuban Missile CrisisUsing the Source:
Presidential Tapes What Can Presidential Tapes Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Presidential Tapes Source Analysis Table The Source:
Presidential Tape Recordings from the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962Analyzing Presidential TapesThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
11. Speaking of Equality: The Senate Debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964Using the Source:
Senate SpeechesWhat Can Sentate Speeches Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Congressional SpeechesSource Analysis Table The Source:
Speeches from the Senate Debate on the Civil Rights Act of 1964Analyzing Senate Speeches The Rest of the Story To Find Out More
*12. Writing on the Ivy Walls: A Popular History of the 1968 Columbia University RebellionUsing the Source:
Popular HistoryWhat Can Popular History Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Popular HistorySource Analysis Table The Source:
1968 in America by Charles KaiserAnalyzing Popular HistoryThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
13. Drawn to Summits: Political Cartoons on President Reagan and the Arms RaceUsing the Source:
Political Cartoons What Can Political Cartoons Tell Us? CHECKLIST: Interrogating Political Cartoons Source Analysis Table The Source:
Political Cartoons from the Reagan Era, 1981-1988Analyzing Political CartoonsThe Rest of the Story To Find Out More
*CAPSTONE: Organizing Their Lives: Women, Work, and Family, 1950-2000 Using Multiple Sources on Women, Work, and Family, 1950-2000
What Can Multiple Source Types Tell Us? Source Analysis TableThe Sources:
Documents on Women, Work, and Family, 1950-2000Analyzing Sources on Women, Work, and FamilyThe Rest of the StoryTo Find Out More
Appendix I: Avoiding Plagiarism: Acknowledging the SourceAppendix II: Documenting the Source