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Preface
Introduction: The Revolt against Enclosure: U.S. History Opens Outto the World Thomas Bender
1. America, the Atlantic, and Global Consumer Demand, 1500–1800 Carole Shammas
Imagining a World without Tea and Sugar: Teaching Strategies for America, the Atlantic, and Global Consumer Demand,1500–1800 Jonathan Chu
2. The Declaration of Independence in World Context David Armitage
Strategies for Teaching the Declaration of Independence in a Global Context Ted Dickson
3. Origins of American Slavery Philip D. Morgan
Reflections on “Origins of American Slavery” Gloria Sesso
4. Nineteenth-Century Religion in World Context Mark A. Noll
Teaching Nineteenth-Century American Religion in a Global Context J. D. Bowers
5. Returning the West to the World Stephen Aron
Strategies for Teaching the American West in a Global Context Omar Valerio-Jimenez
6. Driven to the City: Urbanization and Industrialization in the Nineteenth Century Stuart M. Blumin
American Industrialization, 1870–1920: Teaching from Local, National, and International Perspectives Betty A. Dessants
7. The American Civil War, Emancipation, and Reconstruction on the World Stage Edward L. Ayers
Teaching the Civil War from a Global Perspective Ted Dickson
8. Worlds of Reform Daniel T. Rodgers
Teaching American Reform in a World Context Kathleen Dalton
9. Crossing National Borders: Locating the United States in Migration History Suzanne M. Sinke
Strategies for Teaching the History of Migration to the United States in a Global Context Louisa Bond Moffitt and Ted Dickson
10. The Civil Rights Movement in World Perspective Kevin Gaines
The Civil Rights Movement and the Cold War Culture in Perspective Pingchao Zhu
11. Race and Citizenship Patrick Wolfe
Teaching Citizenship and Race Orville Vernon Burton
12. Globalizing Popular Culture in the “American Century” and Beyond Penny M. Von Eschen
Teaching the Globalization of American Popular Culture in the Twentieth Century Lawrence Charap
13. From Rosie the Riveter to the Global Assembly Line: American Women on the World Stage Leila J. Rupp
American Women in a Global Context Brenda Santos
14. Cold War and Global Hegemony, 1945–1991 Melvyn P. Leffler
Teaching the Cold War Frederick W. Jordan
Contributors
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