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Licensed to:
to, 139, 175–177; imperial
rivalry aiding, 115–116,
139–141; Intolerable Acts
leading to, 112–113; loyalists
in, 129–131, 139–140,
151; map of troop movements
during, 125; Native
American role in, 137; naval
battles in, 138; roots of,
43–45, 98–100, 102–117,
129; southern battles
in, 136–137; taxation
as catalyst of, 105–112;
Washington, George role
in, 117, 119–120, 121–123,
131, 133, 135, 138–139;
western battles in, 137
American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals (ASPCA), 506
Americans with Disabilities
Act (1990), 857
American System, 215
American Temperance
Society, 284
American Tobacco
Company, 473
Ames, Fisher, 181
Amistad slave rebellion,
309–310
Amusement, 508–509,
635–636, 769–770, 788,
813, 897
Anasazi peoples, 6
Ancient Order of Hibernians,
257
Anderson, John, 842
Anderson, Sherwood, 639
Andros, Edmund, 44
Anglican Church, 77–78,
130, 144. See also Church
of England; Episcopal
Church
Anglo-American Convention,
222, 325
Anthony, Susan B., 282,
286, 504
Anthrax, 871
Anti-American sentiment,
876–878
Anti-ballistic missile (ABM)
treaty, 822
Anticommunism, 622–623,
759–760, 772–774
Antietam Creek, Maryland,
399–400
Antifederalists, 160–164
Antiforeignism, 258–260,
362–363, 413, 491–492,
623–626, 864
Anti-Imperialist League, 548
Anti-Masonic party, 243,
244–245
Antin, Mary, 488
Anti-Saloon League, 506
Antislavery societies, 144,
310–311. See also Abolitionist
movement
Anti-trust regulations,
472–473, 572–573, 579,
588–589, 645–646
Antiwar protests, 709,
808–809, 810–811,
813–814, 819–820
Apaches, 513, 515
Appalachia, people of, 305,
801, 803
Appalachian Mountains, 4
Appomattox Courthouse,
410, 415
Aquino, Corazon, 848
Arafat, Yasir, 808, 867
Arapahos, 515
Architecture: colonial, 83;
reforms/achievements in,
290, 507–508, 640–641,
897–898; urban, 484,
507–508
Argentina, 234, 314,
525, 591
Arizona, 515, 591, 890
Arkansas, 379
Arminius, Jacobus/
Arminianism, 79
Armour, Philip, 471
Arms. See Weapons
Armstrong, Louis, 640
Army: African American
soldiers in, 401–402, 514;
Bonus, 662–663; British,
114, 117, 123–124, 126,
129–139, 209; “Buff alo
Soldiers” in, 514; colonial,
118–120, 121–126,
129–139; Confederate,
381–384, 389–390,
394–395, 397–400,
402–403, 410–411; Cuban
invasion by, 545–546, 555;
early American, 179, 182,
194–195, 207–211, 214;
expansion of, 214; French,
135, 200, 619; in Mexican
War, 329–335; Union,
381–384, 388–390, 394–
398, 399–403, 409–411;
weapons for (See Weapons);
West Point academy
of, 334; women in, 718;
World War I involvement
of, 603, 608–611; World
War II involvement of,
704, 722–729, 731–738.
See also Military
Arnold, Benedict, 124–126,
132, 135–136
Aroostook War, 322–323
Art: colonial era, 83; National
Endowments for the
Arts and the Humanities
promoting, 803; reforms/
achievement in, 290–291,
506–508, 897; twenty-fi rst
century, 897
Arthur, Chester A., 447–448
Arthur, T. S., 284
Articles of Confederation,
118, 148–150, 153–154,
156, 159, 163
Ashburton, Lord, 323
Asian Americans, 892, 897.
See also Immigration:
Chinese, Filipino, Japanese,
Vietnamese
ASPCA (American Society
for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals), 506
Assassinations/assassination
attempts: of Evers
(Medgar), 799; of
Garfi eld (James), 448; of
Kennedy (John), 799–800;
of Kennedy (Robert), 810;
of King (Martin Luther,
Jr.), 806; of Lincoln
(Abraham), 411–414;
of Malcolm X, 806; of
McKinley (William),
552; of Reagan (Ronald),
843, 863; of Th eodore
Roosevelt, 585
Assembly, right of, 168
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