Adams, Henry advertising Aesthetic movement African-American churches, growth of African Americans agriculture Alabama claims (see Washington, Treaty of) Alcott, Louisa May Alger, Horatio Allison, William Boyd Altgeld, John Peter American Federation of Labor
American Protective Association American Woman Suffrage Association (see women’s rights) anarchists (see labor, radical)
Angell, James Burrill Anthony, Susan B. Anti-Imperialist League Anti-Saloon League (see Prohibition Party) Apache War art and architecture Arthur, Chester Alan Atkinson, Edward Atlanta Compromise (see Washington, Booker T.) Australian ballot (see elections, conduct of) banking, investment
Barbed wire Barnum, Phineas T. baseball
Bayard, Thomas Francis Beach, Amy Marcy Cheney
Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher-Tilton scandal Bell, Alexander Graham Bellamy, Edward Bennett, James Gordon, Jr. Bering Sea dispute Bessemer process bicycling Bierstadt, Albert bimetallism Black Hills gold rush Blackwell, Antoinette Brown
Blackwell, Elizabeth Blaine, James Gillespie Bland-Allison Act blues (see music: art, folk, popular)
Boomers (see Sooners) Boston Fire (see cities and urban life)
Bowles, Samuel Boxer Rebellion (see Volume VII) boxing
Brace, Charles Loring Bradwell, Myra Colby Bradwell v. Illinois (see Bradwell, Myra Colby) bridges
Bright Eyes Brooks, Phillips Brown, Olympia Bryan, William Jennings Bryce, James, first viscount Bryce buffalo, extermination of Buffalo Soldiers Burnham, Daniel Hudson business and government business cycles cable cars (see
Transportation, urban) Canada and the United States
Carnegie, Andrew Carver, George Washington Cassatt, Mary cattle kingdom chain stores Chase, William Merritt Chautauqua Institute Chicago Fire (see cities and urban life)
Chicago World’s Fair (see World’s Columbian Exposition) Chilean-American relations
Chinese Exclusion Act Christian Science cities and urban life Civil Rights Act of 1875 (see Volume V)
Civil Rights Cases
Civil service reform class consciousness Clemens, Samuel
Langhorne (see Twain, Mark)
Cleveland, Grover Cody, William Frederick Coeur d’Alene miners’ strike
Colleges (see education, higher)
Communications Compromise of 1877 (see presidential campaigns) Comstock, Anthony Congress Conkling, Roscoe conservation contract labor Cooke, Jay (see Volume V) corruption, political Coxey’s Army Crane, Stephen Crazy Horse Crime of ’73 Crummell, Alexander Cuba
Currency issue Currier and Ives (see illustration, photography, and the graphic arts)
Curtis, George William (see civil service reform) Custer, George A. (see Volume V)
Dairy industry (see agriculture)
Dana, Charles Anderson Darwinism (see
Darwinism and religion; evolution; science;
Social Darwinism) Darwinism and religion Dawes Severalty Act Debs, Eugene Victor (see Volume VII) de Lome letter Democratic Party department stores Dependents Pension Act (see Grand Army of the Republic)
Depressions, economic (see business cycles) Dewey, George Dickinson, Emily dime novels
Donnelly, Ignatius Loyola due process clause Dunbar, Paul Laurence Eads, James Buchanan Eakins, Thomas Eastman, George Eddy, Mary Baker Edison, Thomas Alva education
Education, federal aid to education, higher education, philanthropy and
Elections, conduct of elective system (see education, higher) elevated railroads (see transportation, urban) Eliot, Charles William Ellis Island (see immigration)
Ely, Richard Theodore entertainment, popular environmental concerns Ethical Culture movement evolution Exodusters farmers’ alliances Field, Stephen Johnson Filipino insurrection
Fiske, John flour milling football
Forbes, John Murray foreign policy Forest Reserve Act Free Silver movement Frick, Henry Clay Gage, Matilda Joslyn Galveston flood Garfield, James Abram Garland, Hamlin Gay Nineties General Allotment Act (see Dawes Severalty Act)
Geological Survey, U. S. George, Henry Geronimo
Ghost Dance War (see Sioux wars)
Gibbs, Josiah Willard Gibbs, Wolcott Gibson Girl (see illustration, photography, and the graphic arts)
Gilded Age: A Tale of Today, The
Gilder, Richard Watson Gilman, Daniel Coit Gladden, Washington Godkin, Edwin Lawrence gold and silver mining (see mining: metal and coal) gold reserve (see currency issue)
Gold Standard Act (see currency issue) Gompers, Samuel Gould, Jay
Graduate education (see education, higher) Grady, Henry (see New South)
Grand Army of the Republic
Grandfather clause Granger laws (see railroads)
Granger movement (see Patrons of Husbandry)
Grant, Ulysses S. (see Volume V)
Great Strike of 1877 Greeley, Horace (see Volume V)
Greenback-Labor Party Half Breeds (see Republican Party)
Hall, Granville Stanley Hanna, Marcus Alonzo Harlan, John Marshall Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins
Harrison, Benjamin Harte, Bret
Hatch Act (see education, federal aid to)
Hawaii
Hay, John Milton Hayden, Ferdinand Vandeveer
Hayden, Sophia Gregoria Hayes, Rutherford B. Haymarket riot Hearn, Lafcadio Hepburn v. Griswold (see currency issue)
Herbert, Victor August Higginson, Thomas Wentworth Hill, James J.
Hoar, George F. holding companies (see trusts)
Homer, Winslow
Homesteading
Homestead Strike
Hooker, Isabella Beecher
Hoosac Tunnel
Horse racing
Housing
Howells, William Dean Hunt, Richard Morris (see art and architecture) Hunt, William Morris (see painting)
Huntington, Collis Potter illustration, photography, and the graphic arts immigration immigration restrictions imperialism
Indian Affairs, Office of Indian Rights Association Indians (see Native Americans) industrial revolution, second
Ingersoll, Robert Green Internal Revenue taxes Interstate Commerce Commission (see railroads)
Inventions and technology investments, American, abroad
Investments, foreign, in the United States Jackson, Helen Hunt James, Henry James, William Jefferson, Joseph, III Jewett, Sarah Orne Jim Crow laws jingoes
Johnstown flood Joseph, Chief (see Nez Perce War)
Judaism kindergarten King, Clarence Klondike gold rush Knights of Labor Ku Klux Klan cases labor, child labor, radical
Labor: strikes and violence labor, woman labor organizations labor trends
La Farge, John Frederick Lewis Joseph Langston, John Mercer Las Gorras Blancas (see violence and lawlessness)
Lassallean socialists (see labor, radical) Latter-day Saints, Church of Jesus Christ of (see Mormon Church) Lazarus, Emma Lease, Mary Elizabeth Clyens
Legal-tender cases (see currency issue)
Leslie, Frank, and Leslie, Miriam Florence Follin Liberal Republican Party Liberia, immigration to libraries, public, growth of Lincoln County War (see violence and lawlessness) literature
Lloyd, Henry Demarest lobbies and pressure groups
Lockwood, Belva Ann Bennett McNall lynching
MacDowell, Edward Alexander machine politics Mafia incident magazines
Mahan, Alfred Thayer mail-order houses Maine, Remember the Manifest Destiny (see imperialism)
Marsh, George Perkins Marsh, Othniel Charles Marxian socialists (see labor, radical)
McKim, Charles Follen (see White, Stanford) McKinley, William McKinley Tariff (see tariff issue)
McMaster, John Bach meatpacking
Medicine and public health merchant marine mining: metal and coal Minor v. Happersett (see women’s rights)
Mitchell, Maria Molly Maguires monetary policies (see currency issue)
Moody, Dwight Lyman Morgan, John Pierpont Mormon Church Morrill Land Grant Act (see education, federal aid to) mugwumps Muir, John Munn v. Illinois (see railroads)
Music: art, folk, popular Nast, Thomas (see Volume V)
Nation, The National American Woman Suffrage Association (see women’s rights)
National Association of Colored Women national banking system national parks (see conservation)
National Woman Suffrage Association (see women’s rights)
Native Americans
Nativism
New South
Newspapers
Nez Perce War
Norton, Charles Eliot
Oil
Olmsted, Frederick Law (see Volume V)
Omaha platform Open Door notes painting
Pan-American Union panic of 1873 (see business cycles) panic of 1893 (see business cycles) Parkman, Francis Patrons of Husbandry Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer Peirce, Charles Sanders Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act (see civil service reform) pensions, veterans (see Grand Army of the Republic)
People’s Party Philadelphia Centennial Exposition
Pinkertons (see labor: strikes and violence)
Plessy v. Ferguson Plunkitt, George Washington political parties, third population trends populism (see People’s Party)
Populist Party (see People’s Party)
Powderly, Terence Vincent Powell, John Wesley pragmatism presidency, the presidential campaigns professional organizations, rise of
Progressivism in the 1890s Prohibition Party protectionism (see tariff issue)
Public health (see medicine and public health)
Pulitzer, Joseph Pullman Strike Quay, Matthew Stanley racism (see African
Americans; imperialism; nativism; Social Darwinism) ragtime (see music: art, folk, popular) railroad regulation (see railroads) railroads
Reconstruction, end of (see Hayes, Rutherford
B.)
Red Cloud
Reed, Thomas Brackett Reid, Whitelaw religion
Remington, Frederic Republican Party Rhodes, James Ford Richards, Ellen Henrietta Swallow
Richardson, Henry Hobson
Riders, battle of the (see Hayes, Rutherford B.) Riis, Jacob A.
Robber Barons, The Roman Catholicism Roosevelt, Theodore (see Volume VII)
Rough Riders
Royce, Josiah
Ryder, Albert Pinkham
Saint-Gaudens, Augustus
Samoa
Sanitation (see medicine and public health)
Santo Domingo, proposed annexation of Sargent, John Singer Schurz, Carl science
Scott, Thomas Alexander sculpture
Secret ballot (see elections, conduct of) settlement houses Shaw, Anna Howard Sherman, John Sherman Antitrust Act Sherman Silver Purchase Act (see currency issue) Sierra Club (see conservation; Muir, John)
Simpson, Jerry single tax (see George, Henry)
Singleton, Benjamin (Pap) (see Volume V)
Sioux wars Sitting Bull skyscrapers
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Socialist Labor Party Socialist Party sod houses Solid South Sooners
Sousa, John Philip Spanish-American War specie payments, resumption of (see currency issue) spiritualism (see religion) spoils system (see civil service reform) sports and recreation Stalwarts (see Republican Party)
Standard Oil (see oil) Stanton, Elizabeth Cady (see Volume V) star route frauds Statue of Liberty steel
Stone, Lucy street railways (see transportation, urban) strikes (see labor: strikes and violence)
Strong, Josiah Sullivan, Louis H. Sumner, William Graham Sunday schools (see religion)
Supreme Court Tammany Hall (see corruption, political) Tanner, Benjamin Tucker Tanner, Henry Ossawa (see painting) tariff issue
Technology (see inventions and technology) telegraph (see communications) telephone (see communications) temperance (see Prohibition Party; Willard, Frances)
Tesla, Nikola theater
Theosophy (see religion) Thomas, M. Carey Tiffany, Louis Comfort Tilden, Samuel Jones Tillman, Benjamin Ryan track and field trade, domestic and foreign transportation, urban trolley cars (see
Transportation, urban) trusts
Turner, Frederick Jackson Turner, Henry McNeal Tuskegee Institute (see Washington, Booker T.) Twain, Mark
Tweed Ring United States v.
E. C. Knight Co. (see Sherman Antitrust Act) utopianism
Vanderbilt, Cornelius (see Volume IV)
Venezuela boundary dispute Victorianism Villard, Henry violence and lawlessness Virginius affair Wabash v. Illinois (see railroads)
Walcott, Charles Doolittle Wallace, Lew Wanamaker, John Ward, Lester Frank Washington, Booker T. Washington, Treaty of Watterson, Henry Weather Bureau, U. S. Weaver, James B. (see currency issue) Wells-Barnett, Ida Bell Whistler, James Abbott McNeill
White, Alfred Tredway White, Andrew Dickson White, Stanford Wilder, Laura Ingalls Wild West shows (see entertainment, popular) Willard, Frances Williams, Fannie Barrier Williams, George Washington Winnemucca, Sarah Wizard of Oz (see currency issue)
Women’s Christian
Temperance Union (see Willard, Frances) women’s colleges women’s rights Woodhull, Victoria World’s Columbian Exposition
Wounded Knee (see Sioux wars)
Yellow journalism Yellowstone National Park (see conservation) Yosemite National Park (see conservation)
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