America and the World 1850-2000 Table of Contents

Introduction and How to Use BiblioPlan	1
Scheduled Book List	5
Optional Book List	6
The Civil War Unit Annotated Book List	7
Week 1: A Fractured Nation 1850-1860	10
Week 2: The Civil War	11
Week 3: The Civil War	12
Week 4: The Civil War	13
Reconstruction to 1914 Unit Annotated Book List	14
Week 5: Reconstruction and Post Civil War U.S	19
Week 6: The Wide, Wonderful West	20
Week 7: Immigrants and the Centennial	21
Week 8: This Land is My Land: Women and Minorities Struggle for Their Rights	22
Week 9: Rise of Big Business and Organized Labor	23
Week 10: Post Civil War Presidents and the Economy	24
Week 11: Famous Americans of the Progressive Age	25
Week 12: Teddy Roosevelt, Spanish American War, Mutcrakers	26
The World to 1914 Unit Annotated Book List	27
Week 13: The Spanish-American Empire and Western Europe	30
Week 14: The British Empire in the Victorian Age	31
Week 15: The British Empire in the Victorian Age	32
Week 16: China, Japan, and the Balkans	33
Week 17: The Scramble for Africa	34
The World Wars Unit Annotated Book List	35
Week 18: World War I	40
Week 19: World War I and the Russian Revolution	41
Week 20: The 1920s: Flappers, Fords, and More	42
Week 21: The Roosevelts and The Great Depression	43
Week 22: The Rise of Facism, Nazism and the Road to War	44
Week 23: World War II	45
Week 24: World War II	46
Week 25: World War II	47
Week 26: World War II	48
A Changing World Unit Annotated Book List	49
Week 27: The Marshall Plan, the U.N., and Israel	54
Week 28: The Rise of Communism in China and Russia	55
Week 29: Indian and African Nations Gain Independence	56
Week 30: The 1950s: I Like Ike, Suburbs, and the Korean War	57
Week 31: Separate and Unequal: The Civil Rights Movement	58
Week 32: Free at Last: The Civil Rights Movement	59
Week 33: The Space Race and Advances in Technology	60
Week 34: The 1960s: JFK, LBJ, and Vietnam	61
Week 35: The 1970s and 1980s: Nixon, Ford, Carter, and Reagan	62
Week 36: The 1990s: At Home and Abroad	63