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South (continued)
World War II impact on,
719–720. See also specifi c
states
South Africa, 525–526, 834,
855
South America, 5, 12–13, 59,
222, 223–224. See also
specifi c countries
South Carolina: Charleston,
29, 111, 136, 166;
Civil War battles in, 406;
colonization of, 28, 29–30;
Columbia, 406, 417;
Fort Sumter seized by,
378–379; Revolutionary
battles in, 136–137; secession/secession
threats by,
238, 373; slave revolt in,
61; tariff s protested by,
237–239. See also South
South Dakota, 515, 521, 605
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference, 777
Southern Pacifi c Railroad,
461
South Korea, 762–765, 772.
See also Korea
Southwest: early civilization
in, 5–6; immigration in,
591, 890–891; shift ing demographics
in, 744–745,
892–893. See also specifi c
states
Soviet Union: American
foreign relations with,
728, 747–749, 754–765,
779–787, 793, 797–798,
820–822, 830, 834–835,
837, 844–845, 846–848,
853–855; arms-reduction
agreements with, 822,
837, 846–848; Atlantic
Charter by, 711; Berlin
Wall by, 793; Cold War
with (See Cold War);
communism in, 697,
748–749, 755–760,
820–822, 853–855; Cuban
involvement of, 784,
797–798, 834–835; diplomatic
recognition of, 695;
disarmament of, 783–784;
dissolution of, 854–855;
eastern bloc control by,
754, 780, 814, 830, 845,
853; German foreign
relations with, 701–702,
710, 725–726, 731–732,
793; glasnost/perestroika
in, 847; Middle East
policies of, 755, 780–781,
827, 837–838; nuclear
weapons of, 758–759, 760,
783–784, 797–798, 847;
space program of, 783;
United Nations participation
by, 753; World War II
involvement of, 701–702,
710, 725–728, 731–732,
734–735, 737–738. See
also Russia
Space program/space travel,
783, 792–793
Spain: as American colonial
ally, 115–116; American
foreign relations with,
152, 180, 350, 543–550,
699–700; British confl ict
with, 18–20, 31, 92–93,
95, 115–116, 135, 139–
140; civil war in, 699–700;
colonies of, 13–14,
98, 115–116, 222, 350,
543–546; conquistadores
from, 11–13, 15; Cuba as
colony of, 350, 543–546;
decline of imperialism,
20; exploration by, 9–16;
Gibraltar, 139–140; imperial
rivalry of, 115–116,
139–140; Louisiana
transitions involving, 98,
196; Mexican conquest
by, 13–14; navy of, 20,
545–546; popular rebellion
in, 223; Seven Years’
War involvement by, 95;
Spanish Armada, 20
Spanish-American War,
543–550
Spargo, John, 564
Special Forces, 794
Specie Circular, 244, 246
Spencer, Herbert, 472
Spielberg, Steven, 897
Spock, Benjamin, 744
Spoils system, 233, 236
Sports, 370, 509, 631, 770,
775, 831
Spruance, Raymond A., 723
Th e Spy (Cooper), 292
Squanto, 42
Stagecoaches, 271
Stalin, Joseph, 697,
701–702, 710, 725,
728, 747–749, 779
Stamp Act (1765), 106
Stamp Act Congress, 107
Stamp tax, 105–108
Standard Oil Company, 467,
471, 563, 579
Standish, Myles, 36
Stanford, Leland, 461, 496
Stanton, Edwin, 387, 412,
431–432
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 286,
287, 504
“Th e Star Spangled Banner,”
211
START II accord, 855
States: Articles of Confederation
of, 118, 148–150,
153–154, 156, 159,
163; Border, 379–381,
399–401; Congressional
representation of,
156, 218; Constitutional
Convention delegates
from, 154–161; Constitution
ratifi cation by, 159,
161–164; constitutions of,
146–147, 361; debts of,
149, 150, 169–170; interstate
commerce, 465–466,
472, 572, 589, 645–646;
northern (See New England;
North); post-Revolutionary
government of,
152–154; reconstruction
of southern (See Reconstruction);
secession of,
373–375, 377–384; slave
vs. free, 217–219, 250,
335, 337–343, 353–355,
359–363; social reforms
in, 569; southern (See
South); territory conversion
to, 151. See also
specifi c states by name
Statue of Liberty,
492, 625
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