Pan American Exposition, in Buffalo
Panic of 1837
Panic of 1873
Panic of 1893
Panic of 1907
Parker, Alton B.
Parks, Rosa
Passaron, Patricio
Paterson, William
Patterson, Robert
Patton, George S.
Paxton Boys
Payne-Aldrich Bill
Payton, Phil
Pearl Harbor
bombing of
in Hawaii
Roosevelt, F.D. and
Pendleton Civil Service Act
Pendleton Plan
Penn, William
Pennsylvania
colony at
state constitution of
Pensions
Pentagon
Pentagon Papers
People’s History of the United States
People’s Republic of China. See China
Pepperrell, William
Pequot War
Perdue, Sally
Perfectionism
Perman, Michael
Perot, Ross
Perry, Oliver Hazard
Pershing, John
Pershing, John J.
Persian Gulf
Personal computer (PC). See Computer industry
Petition of Right
Philadelphia
capital at
trade in
Philadelphia Abolition Society
Philadelphia convention
Philadelphia Patriotic
Society
Philippines as American protectorate
independence of
Japanese occupation of
Jones Act relating to
McKinley and
war of
Phillips, Wendell
Pickett, George
Pierce, Franklin
in 1852 elections
background of
Pike, Zebulon
Pilgrims
at Plymouth
“The Pill,” See also Birth control
Pillsbury, Charles
Pinchot, Gifford
Pinckney, Charles C.
in 1808 election
Pinckney’s Treaty
Pinkerton, Allan
Pinkney, William Pinta, 4
Pioneers Pioneers, The (Cooper)
Piracy, in Caribbean
Pitcairn, John
Pitt, William 5
Planned Parenthood
Pleasants, Henry
Plessy, Homer
Plessy v. Ferguson,
Plymouth, pilgrims at
Plymouth Company
Pocahontas
Poland, invasion of
Political parties. See also specific political parties
Madison on
revolutionary and early national
Political skill, xiii
Polk, James K.
in 1844 election
foreign policy of
in Mexican-American War
Pontiac
Pony Express
Poor Richard’s Almanac (Franklin)
Pope, John
Population
Populism
Porter, David
Porter, John
Portsmouth Treaty
Post office
Potsdam Proclamation
Powderly, Terence V.
Powell, Adam Clayton, Sr.
Powell, Colin
Powhatan
Pragmatism (James)
Pragmatism, philosophy of
Prairie, The (Cooper)
Prescott, William
Prevost, George
Primaries
Principles of Psychology (James)
Principles of Scientific Management (Taylor)
Proclamation Line of 1763
Proclamation of Neutrality
Procter & Gamble
Profiles in Courage (Kennedy)
Progressive movement
Progressive party
Progressive reformers
educational policies
free markets relating to
government reform relating to
ideals of
income tax relating to
organized crime and
Progressive reformers (cont.)
professionalism of politics relating to
prostitution problem and
secularist
social gospel relating to
as social scientists
technology relating to
temperance relating to
Welsh revival’s influence on
women’s suffrage relating to
WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?) movement relating to
Progressives
agenda
journalists allied with
management techniques of
principles
Progressivism
of Roosevelt, T.
of Taft
of Wilson
Prohibition, xiv. See also Temperance
Prohibition Bureau
Property
Prostitution
Protective tariffs
Protestant Reformation
Protestant revolt
Protestants. See also Religion
Protests
Providence, RI
Public Works Administration (PWA)
Pulitzer, Joseph
Puritans
Harvard and
influx of
in Maryland
moral codes of
tolerance of
Putnam, Israel
Qaddafi, Muammar
Al Qaeda
Quaker Anti-Slavery Society
Quakers
Quartering Act
Quayle, Dan
Quebec Act
Queen Anne’s War
Quezon, Manuel
Quids (disaffected Republicans)
Quincy, Josiah
Quitman, John A.
Race relations
in Birmingham, AL
civil rights movement and
CORE working for
Eisenhower and
Evers working for
King working for
Ku Klux Klan and
in Little Rock, AR
in Los Angeles
Meredith and
in Montgomery, AL
Parks and
riots relating to
Roosevelt, T., and
“separate but equal”
Racism
slave trade and
Radical Republicans
Radio, growth of
Radio Corporation of America (RCA)
Railroads
in Civil War
expansion of
slavery and
transcontinental
Rainbow Coalition
Raleigh, Walter
Rankin, Jeannette Pickering
Reading Railroad
Reagan, Ronald W.
and 1980 election
and 1984 election
assassination attempt on
economics of
foreign policies of
as president
Reaganomics of
Reaganophobia and
Soviet Union and
Rebellion, in Hawaii
Recession
during 1973–1987
during New Deal
Panic of 1837 and
Panic of 1873 and
Reconquista, 5
Reconstruction era
African Americans during
economic compensation during
economics during
failure of
first phase
law and order during
military during
politics during
racial attitudes during
second phase
third phase
Reconstruction Finance
Corporation (RFC)
Red Badge of Courage, The (Crane
)
Red Cloud
Red Cross
Redeemers
Red October Revolution
Reform. See also New Deal; Progressive reformers
of America’s banking system
of government
in Jacksonian era
secularist
Regan, Donald
Rehnquist, William
Reid, Richard
Religion. See also Catholics/Catholic Church; Christianity; Church; Evangelism
in education
First Great Awakening of
freedom of
in Gilded Age
in Jacksonian era
Lincoln and
Madison on
music and
in Rhode Island
slavery and
toleration of
Remington, Frederic
Removal Bill
Reno, Janet
Reno, Marcus
Republican party (GOP)
in 1860 election
evolution of
formation of
Radical
Republican party (Jeffersonian)
in 1790s
Federalists v.
growth of
Republic of Korea (ROK)
Reuther, Walter
Revels, Hiram
Revenue Act
Revere, Paul
Revolution
American
French
in Panama
Red October
in Russia
Revolutionary War
ending of
France as ally in
opening campaign of
Spain as ally in
R. G. Dun and Co.
Rhett, Robert Barnwell
Rhode Island colony of
religion in
Ribbentrop, Joachim von
Rice, Condoleezza
Rich, Marc
Richards, Ann
Richardson, Elliot
Richmond-Albany axis
Riots
Ripley, George Rising Tide of Color Against White World Supremacy, The (Stoddard)
Ritchie, Thomas
Road construction
Roaring Twenties
Robber barons
Roberts, Oral
Rock and roll. See also Music
Rockefeller, John D.
business strategies of
life of
Rockefeller, John D., Jr.
Roe v. Wade
Rolfe, John
Rommel, Erwin
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D. See also
World War II
and 1932 election
and 1936 election
and 1940 election
and 1944 election
Churchill working with
Congress and
death of
fireside chats of
Holocaust relating to
Hundred Days of
iron curtain and
media and
military upgraded by
New Deal of
Pearl Harbor and
second hundred days of
Roosevelt, Theodore (Teddy)
and 1904 election
aircraft trials and
career of
Roosevelt, Theodore (Teddy) (cont.)
Congress and
conservation relating to
corporate regulation of
Cuba relating to
economic policies of
foreign policies of
Hawaii and
navy relating to
Portsmouth Treaty and
progressivism of
race relations and
as Rough Rider
as social Darwinist
Spanish-American War and
Taft and
tariffs relating to
as trustbuster
Washington meeting with
Roosevelt Corollary to the
Monroe Doctrine
Root, Elihu
Rosecrans, William
Rose law firm
Rosenberg, Julius
Ross, John
Rough Riders
Rove, Karl
Royal African Company
Rubin, Jerry
Rubin, Robert
Ruby, Jack
Ruby Ridge, ID
Ruckelshaus, William
Ruffin, Edmund
Rumsfeld, Donald
Russell, Charles Taze
Russell, W.H.
Russia. See also Soviet Union
communist movement in
German invasion of
revolution in
Russo-Japanese War
Ruth, George Herman (Babe)
Rutledge, Edward
Sacco, Nicola
Sacrifices
Sadat, Anwar
St. Clair, Arthur
Salem, MA
colony at
witch trials
SALT I, SALT II
Sampson, William
Sandy Hook
Sandys, Edwin
Sanger, Margaret
San Jacinto,
San Juan Heights
Santa Anna, Antonio Lopez de
Santa Fe Trail Santa María, 4
Saratoga
Sartori, Joseph
Sauls, N. Sander
Scalawags
Scalia, Antonin
Scandals
of Clinton
under Grant
under Harding, Warren G.
Teapot Dome
Scheer, Reinhard
Schlieffer, Alfred von
Schlieffen Plan, of Germany
Schurz, Carl
Schwab, Charles
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