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| Historians and Textbooks: The "Story" of Reconstruction | |
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| Sources: Reconstruction (1906) | |
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| The Negro in Reconstruction (1922) | |
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| The Ordeal of Reconstruction (1966) | |
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| Reconstruction: An Unfinished Revolution (2001) | |
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| Using Primary Sources: Industrialization and the Condition of Labor | |
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| Sources: Testimony of Workingmen (1879) | |
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| "Earnings, Expenses and Conditions of Workingmen and Their Families" (1884) | |
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| "Human Power?Is What We Are Losing" (1910) | |
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| Why We Struck at Pullman (1895) | |
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| Colored Workmen and a Strike (1887) | |
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| "I Struck Because I Had To" (1902) | |
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| Women Make Demands (1869) | |
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| Summary of Conditions Among Women Workers Found by the Massachusetts Bureau of Labor (1887) | |
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| A Union Official Discusses the Impact of Women Workers (1897) | |
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| Work in a Garment Factory (1902) | |
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| Gainful Workers by Age, 1870-1920 Breaker Boys (1906) | |
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| Night Shift in a Glass Factory (1906) | |
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| Evaluating Primary Sources: "Saving" the Indians in the Late Nineteenth Century | |
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| Sources: "Land and Law as Agents in Educating Indians" (1885) | |
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| The Dawes Act (1887) | |
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| A Cheyenne Tells His Son About the Land (1876) | |
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| Cheyennes Try Farming (ca. 1877) | |
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| A Sioux Recalls Severalty (ca. 1900) | |
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| Supervised Indian Land Holdings by State, 1881-1933 | |
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| A Proposal for Indian Education (1888) | |
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| Instructions to Indian Agents and Superintendents of Indian Schools (1889) | |
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| The Education of Indian Students at Carlisle (1891) | |
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| Luther Standing Bear Recalls Carlisle (1933) | |
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| Wohaw's Self-Portrait (1877) | |
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| Taking an Indian Child to School (1891) | |
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| A Crow Medicine Woman on Teaching the Young (1932) | |
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| Percentage of Population Over Ten Illiterate, 1900-1930 | |
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| Evaluating a Historical Argument: American Manhood and Philippine Annexation | |
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| Secondary Sources: Male Degeneracy and the Allure of the Philippines (1998) | |
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| Primary Sources: "Recommended by Hoar" (1899) | |
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| "The Anti-Expansion Ticket for 1900" (1899) | |
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| "The White Man's Burden" (1899) | |
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| "The Filipino's First Bath" (1899) | |
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| "The Strenuous Life" (1899) | |
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| William McKinley on Annexation (1899) | |
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| "In Support of an American Empire" (1900) | |
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| Selection from the Treaty Debate (1899) | |
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| Value of Manufactured Exports, 1866-1900 | |
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| Value of U.S. Exports by Country of Destination, 1866-1900 | |
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| The Problems of Historical Motivation: The Bungalow and the "Progressive House." | |
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| Secondary Source: The Progressive Housewife and the Bungalow (1981) | |
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| Primary Sources: A Victorian House (1881) | |
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| A Craftsman Cottage (1909) | |
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| The Craftsman Contrasts Complexity and Confusion with Cohesion and Harmony (1907) | |
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| Gustav Stickley on the Craftsman Home (1909) | |
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| Edward Bok on Simplicity (1900) | |
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| Cover from The Bungalow Magazine (1909) | |
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| Putting the American Woman and Her Home on a Business Basis (1914) | |
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| The Efficient and Inefficient Kitchen (1920) | |
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| Domestic Economy (1904) | |
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| Double Bungalow Plan, Bowen Court | |
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| Average Daily Servants' Wage Rates, Chicago, 1890-1910 | |
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| Female Servants by Regions, per 1,000 Families, 1880-1920 | |
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| Clerical Workers in the United States, by Sex, 1870-1920 | |
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| Ideology and History: Advertising in the 1920's | |
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| Secondary Source: Advertising the American Dream | |
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| Primary Sources: "The Poor Little Bride of 1865" (1920) | |
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| Listerine Advertisement (1923) | |
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| Kotex Advertisement (1927) | |
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| General Motors Advertisement (1928) | |
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| Calvin Coolidge on the Economic Aspects of Advertising (1926) | |
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| Business the Civilizer (1926) | |
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| Walter Dill Scott on Effective Advertisements (1928) | |
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| Advertising to Women (1928) | |
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| History "From The Top Down": Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady | |
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| Secondary Source: Eleanor Roosevelt as First Lady (1966) | |
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| Primary Sources: Letter to Lorena Hickok (1933) | |
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| Transcripts of Eleanor Roosevelt's Press Conferences (1933-1938) | |
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| "The Negro and Social Change" (1936) | |
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| Letter to Her Daughter (1937) | |
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| This I Remember (1949) | |
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| Letter from Barry Bingham to Marvin McIntyre (1934) | |
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| Excerpts from Letters to Franklin Roosevelt (1935) | |
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| It's Up to the Women (1933) | |
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| News Item, "Definition of Feminism" (1935) | |
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| News Item, "Opposes Amendment" (1938) | |
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| History "From The Bottom Up": The Detroit Race Riot of 1943 | |
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| Secondary Source: The Detroit Rioters of 1943 | |
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| Primary Sources: A Handbill for White Resistance (1942) | |
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| Black Employment in Selected Detroit Companies, 1941 | |
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| An Explanation for Strikes (1943) | |
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| Black Workers Protest Against Chrysler (1943) | |
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| A Complaint About the Police (1939) | |
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| Changes in White and Black Death Rates, 1910-1940 | |
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| A Profile of the Detroit Rioters | |
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| Popular Culture as History: The Cold War Comes Home | |
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| Secondary Source: The Culture of the Cold War (1991) | |
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| Primary Sources: Advertisement for Runaway Daughter (1953) | |
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| Promotional Material for Walk East on Beacon (1952) | |
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| A Game Show Producer Remembers the Red Scare (1995) | |
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| A Playwright Recalls the Red Scare (1995) | |
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| The Hammer Song (1949) | |
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| A Folk Singer Remembers the Early 'Fifties (1995) | |
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| Pogo (1952) | |
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| On the Road (1957) | |
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| History and Popular Memory: The Civil Rights Movement | |
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| Secondary Source: I've Got the Light of Freedom (1995) | |
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| Primary Sources: A SNCC Founder Discusses Its Goals (1966) | |
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| A Mississippi Civil Rights Pioneer Bids Farewell to the "N-Double-A" (ca. 1975) | |
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| Chronology of Violence, 1961 | |
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| A Sharecropper's Daughter Responds to the Voter Registration Campaign (ca. 1975) | |
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| A Black Activist Endorses White Participation (ca. 1975) | |
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| A SNCC Organizer Recalls Federal Intervention (ca. 1975) | |
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| A Letter from a Freedom Summer Volunteer (1964) | |
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| "Deeper Than Politics: The Mississippi Freedom Schools" (1964) | |
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| An "Insider" Recalls the Divisions in SNCC (1966) | |
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| Fannie Lou Hamer on the Lessons of 1964 (1967) | |
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| "What We Want" (1966) | |
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| Causation and the Lessons of History: Explaining America's Longest War | |
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| Secondary Sources: Fighting in "Cold Blood": LBJ's Conduct of Limited War in Vietnam (1994) | |
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| God's Country and American Know-How (1986) | |
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| Primary Sources: LBJ Expresses Doubts about Vietnam (1965) | |
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| LBJ Recalls His Decision to Escalate (1971) | |
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| The Central Intelligence Agency Reports on the War (1967) | |
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| McNamara Recalls the Decision to Escalate (1995) | |
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| Fighting a Technological War of Attrition (1977) | |
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| A Medical Corpsman Recalls the Vietnamese People (1981) | |
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| A Marine Remembers His Shock (1987) | |
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| A Foreign Service Officer Acknowledges American Ignorance (1987) | |
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| Gender, Ideology, and Historical Change: Explaining the Women's Movement | |
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| Secondary Sources: Cold War Ideology and the Rise of Feminism (1988) | |
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| Women's Liberation and Sixties Radicalism (2002) | |
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| Primary Sources: The Problem That Has No Name (1963) | |
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| Civil Rights and the Rise of Feminism (1987) | |
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| NOW's Statement of Purpose (1966) | |
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| Redstockings Manifesto (1969) | |
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| "What's Wrong with 'Equal Rights' for Women?" (1972) | |
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| Latinas and the Women's Movement (1976) | |
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| The Combahee River Statement (1986) | |
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| On Women and Sex (1972) | |
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| Our Bodies, Ourselves (1973) | |
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| The Politics of Housework (ca. 1970) | |
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| Sex Ratios of High School and College Graduates in the United States, 1940-1990 | |
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| Women's Labor Force Participation, by Marital Status, 1940-1990 | |
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| Why Historical Interpretation Matters: The Battle Over Immigration | |
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| Secondary Sources: Unguarded Gates (2004) | |
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| Immigrant America (2006) | |
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| Primary Sources: "Illegal Immigrants: The U.S. May Gain More Than It Loses" (1884) | |
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| Immigration as a Threat to Social Cohesion (1985) | |
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| "Don't Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor" (1994) | |
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| Undocumented Workers as International Workers (1997) | |
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| "The Secret of Success" (2002) | |
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| Two Illegal Immigrants' American Dream (1988) | |
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| A Cambodian Immigrant's American Dream (1988) | |
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| A Chinese Immigrant Battles Jessica McClintock (1993) | |
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| An Illegal Immigrant Contemplates Citizenship (2004) | |