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Author(s): Mancall, Peter C
ISBN(s): 9781682764893, 1682764893
Edition: Unabridged
File Details: PDF, 3.87 MB
Year: 2015
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 1598032348

ISBN 13: 978-1598032345 

Author: Peter C. Mancall 

The years between 1760 and 1800 rocked the Western world. These were the years when colonists on the eastern fringes of a continent converted the ideals of Enlightenment thought first into action, then into an actual form of government. Now you can learn why this happened and how the colonists did it – in a series of 48 insightful lectures from an award-winning teacher and author. Professor Mancall brings to life not only the famous but also the little-remembered colonists who were caught up in the debates over rights and power, liberties and empire. It is a story of immense importance and rich discoveries. And because he presents original source materials, including examples of how events were reported and interpreted, you’ll more readily grasp the evolution of ideas, the competing pressures, and the misunderstandings – not only in the time leading up to the Revolution, and during the years it was being fought, but afterwards, as well. That’s when the victorious colonists came to learn that in achieving freedom from Great Britain, they had simply traded one set of problems for another. They still had to cope with the extraordinarily difficult task of crafting a workable government – one that could support their ideals of how citizens and government should relate to each other – and achieving respect and success among other nations.

Table of contents:

  1. Self-Evident Truths

  2. Ideas and Ideologies

  3. Europeans of Colonial America

  4. Natives and Slaves of Colonial America

  5. The Colonies in the Atlantic World, c. 1750

  6. The Seven Years’ War

  7. The British Constitution

  8. George III and the Politics of Empire

  9. Politics in British America before 1760

  10. James Otis and the Writs of Assistance Case

  11. The Search for Order and Revenue

  12. The Stamp Act and Rebellion in the Streets

  13. Parliament Digs in Its Heels, 1766–1767

  14. The Crisis of Representation

  15. The Logic of Loyalty and Resistance

  16. Franklin and the Search for Reconciliation

  17. The Boston Massacre

  18. The British Empire and the Tea Act

  19. The Boston Tea Party and the Coercive Acts

  20. The First Continental Congress

  21. Lexington and Concord

  22. Second Continental Congress and Bunker Hill

  23. Thomas Paine and Common Sense

  24. The British Seizure of New York

  25. The Declaration of Independence

  26. The War for New York and New Jersey

  27. Saratoga, Philadelphia, and Valley Forge

  28. The Creation of State Constitutions

  29. Jefferson’s Statute for Religious Freedom

  30. Franklin, Paris, and the French Alliance

  31. The Articles of Confederation

  32. Yorktown and the End of the War

  33. The Treaty of Paris of 1783

  34. The Crises of the 1780s

  35. African Americans and the Revolution

  36. The Constitutional Convention

  37. The United States Constitution

  38. The Antifederalist Critique

  39. The Federalists’ Response

  40. The Bill of Rights

  41. Politics in the 1790s

  42. The Alien and Sedition Acts

  43. The Election of 1800

  44. Women and the American Revolution

  45. The Revolution and Native Americans

  46. The American Revolution as Social Movement

  47. Reflections by the Revolutionary Generation

  48. The Meaning of the Revolution

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