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| Volume II | |
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| Preface | |
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| Prologue | |
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| From the Civil War to the Great Uprising of Labor: Reconstructing the Nation, 1865-1877 | |
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| Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution | |
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| The Centennial and the Other America | |
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| The Great Uprising of Labor | |
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| Conclusion: The Continuing Struggle over Who Built America and Who Deserves its Rewards | |
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| Monopoly and Upheaval, 1877-1914 | |
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| Progress and Poverty: Industrial Capitalism in the Gilded Age, 1877-1893 | |
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| The Industrialization of America | |
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| Power and Profit | |
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| The South and West Industrialize | |
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| Conclusion: Capitalism and the Meaning of Democracy | |
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| Community and Conflict: Working People Respond to Industrial Capitalism, 1877-1893 | |
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| Working People and Their Communities | |
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| The Workingman's Hour | |
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| Labor Politics and Conflict | |
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| Conclusion: Labor, Capital, and the State | |
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| The Producing Classes and the Money Power: A Decade of Hard Times, Struggle, and Defeat, 1893-1904 | |
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| Hard Times and Hard Struggles | |
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| The Populist Movement | |
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| Racism Institutionalized and Challenged | |
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| Territorial and Economic Expansion | |
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| Conclusion: End of a Century; End of an Era | |
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| Change and Continuity in Daily Life, 1900-1914 | |
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| The Workplace Transformed | |
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| Inequality in Everyday Life | |
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| Towards a Consumer Culture | |
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| Conclusion: A New Era Dawns, Old Inequalities Persist | |
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| Radicals and Reformers in the Progressive Era, 1900-1914 | |
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| Andru Karnegi and Mr. Rucevelt: Simplified Spelling and the Contours of Progressivism | |
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| Women Progressives | |
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| Radical Challenges to the Status Quo | |
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| Progressivism and Politics | |
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| Conclusion: Toward the Modern State | |
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| War, Depression, and Industrial Unionism, 1914-1945 | |
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| Wars for Democracy, 1914-1919 | |
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| World War I Comes to Europe | |
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| The War in America | |
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| The Expanding Wartime Economy | |
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| Militancy, Repression, and Nativism | |
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| Winning the War and Losing the Peace | |
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| Conclusion: Toward a Postwar Society | |
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| A New Era, 1920-1929 | |
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| Business Conservatism at Home and Abroad | |
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| The New Economy | |
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| The Expansion of American Consumer Culture | |
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| The Culture Wars of the 1920s | |
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| Conclusion: Hoover and the Crash | |
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| The Great Depression and the First New Deal, 1929-1935 | |
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| The Onset of the Great Depression | |
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| Hard Times | |
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| President Hoover's Response to the Crisis | |
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| The Promise of a New Deal | |
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| The Revival of Organized Labor | |
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| The First New Deal Under Attack | |
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| The Counteroffensives against the New Deal | |
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| Conclusion: The Unraveling of the First New Deal | |
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| Labor Democratizes America, 1935-1939 | |
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| The Second New Deal | |
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| The Challenge of Industrial Unionism | |
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| The Culture of New Deal America | |
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| Backlash Against Labor and the New Deal | |
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| Conclusion: What the New Deal Accomplished | |
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| A Nation Transformed: The United States in World War II, 1939-1946 | |
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| The Origins of the Second World War | |
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| Fighting the War | |
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| Mobilizing the Home Front | |
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| Economic Citizenship for All? | |
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| The End of the War | |
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| Conclusion: A New Order at Home and Abroad | |
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| Cold War America -- and After, 1945-2006 | |
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| The Cold War Boom, 1946-1960 | |
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| The Cold War in a Global Context | |
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| The New Deal Under Attack | |
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| The Affluent Society and Its Discontents | |
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| Conclusion: New Challenges for the Postwar Order | |
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| The Rights Conscious 1960s | |
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| The Civil Rights Movement | |
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| The Liberal Hour | |
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| The Vietnam Experience | |
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| Extending and Ending the Long Sixties | |
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| Conclusion: An Increasing Rights Consciousness | |
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| Economic Adversity Transforms the Nation, 1973-1989 | |
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| The Shifting World Economy | |
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| The Nation Moves to the Right | |
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| The Reagan Revolution and Economic Disparity | |
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| Struggling Against the Conservative Tide | |
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| Conclusion: The Reagan Legacy | |
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| The American People in an Age of Global Capitalism, 1989-2001 | |
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| A New Geopolitical Order | |
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| A New Economic Order | |
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| The Rise and Fall of Clintonian Liberalism | |
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| Polarization and Stalemate | |
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| Conclusion: America's Political Rift | |
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| America's World after 9/11 | |
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| The Shock of 9/11 | |
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| The War on Terror | |
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| New Business and Conservative Agendas | |
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| The Unraveling of the Bush Regime | |
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| Conclusion: Looking Forward | |