Understanding and Teaching Contemporary Us History Since Reagan

ISBN-13: 9780299339500 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 280 str.

Quinney, Kimber

Spis treści

• Introduction: Teaching Contemporary History since Reagan
• Amy L. Sayward and Kimber M. Quinney
  
• “Life, Liberty, or Property”: Analyzing American Identity through Open Resources
• Monica L. Butler
• Examining African American Voter Suppression, from Reagan to Trump
• Aaron Treadwell
• “Work Does Not Stop with This March on Washington”: LGBTQ+ National Mobilizations,
• 1979–2009
• Josh Cerretti
• Public Debate, Citizenship Participation, and Recent US Supreme Court Nominations
• Leah Vallely
• The Drug War Era: From the Crack Epidemic to the Opioid Crisis
• Kathryn McLain and Matthew R. Pembleton
• A Difficult Balance: National Security and Democracy from Reagan to Trump
• Kimber M. Quinney
• Explaining Waco: How Historians Come to Different Conclusions about What Really Happened
• Andrew Polk
• A Nation at Risk? Education Debates and Policies from Reagan to Trump
• Carl P. Watts
• Undermining the Sandbags: How Neoliberalism Encouraged Undocumented Migration, from the
• 1980s to the Early 2020s
• Benjamin C. Montoya
• Racializing Legality in Post-1965 Immigration Debates
• Natalie Mendoza
• Something Old, Something New, Something Purple? US Military Adaptation from the Renewed
• Cold War to Resurrected Confrontation
• Hal Friedman
• Arctic Nation: Climate Change Changes Policy
• Jeremy M. McKenzie and Laura Krenicki
• Pushing Back: Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Activism during the Cold War and Beyond
• Lori Clune
• Framing America for the World: Understanding US Foreign Policy Rhetoric: Using Presidential
• Speeches before the UN General Assembly
• Amy L. Sayward
• Teaching Women and US Foreign Policy: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Women’s Rights as
• Human Rights
• Allida Black and Kate English
  
• List of Contributors
• Index