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Christianity: (continued)
of, 490, 493, 563. See also
Catholicism; Protestantism;
Quakers
Christian Science, 493, 630
Chronologies: of New World
beginnings, 2–3; of early
American settlement, 18,
34, 54; of pre-Revolution
events, 70, 90, 103; of
Revolutionary War events,
122; of post-Revolution
events, 144; of U.S. early
years, 166, 189; of early to
mid 1800s, 208, 226, 253,
276, 299, 319; of mid to
late 1800s, 338, 358, 378,
395, 417, 436, 459, 483–
484, 512, 539; of Western
expansion, 512; of early
to mid 1900s, 484, 512,
539, 562, 583, 599, 622,
644, 667, 694, 715, 740; of
women’s right to vote, 606;
of mid to late 1900s, 740,
767, 791, 817, 840, 860; of
early 2000s, 860
Churches. See Religion;
specifi c denominations
by name
Churchill, Winston, 704,
710–711, 725–728, 739,
747–748, 750
Church of Christ, Scientist,
493, 630
Church of England, 35,
37–38, 77–78. See also
Anglican Church
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints,
279–280, 521
CIA (Central Intelligence
Agency), 757, 809, 822,
829, 846
CIO (Congress of Industrial
Organizations), 685, 731
Circuses, 509
Cisneros, Sandra, 897
Cities: architecture in, 484,
507–508; churches in,
492–493; consumerism in,
485; families in, 503–505;
growth of, 255, 482,
484–486; immigration to,
257, 486–492; migration
to, 522, 719–720; sanitation
in, 485; segregation
in, 745–746, 832, 893;
settlement houses in,
490; slums in, 485–486,
682; social reforms in,
568–569; suburbs of,
486, 633, 745–746, 832,
892–893; subways in, 484;
twenty-fi rst century, 892–
894; waste disposal in,
485; women in, 484–485,
503–505. See also Towns;
specifi c cities by name
Citizenship, 424–425, 447,
517, 545, 548
Civil disobedience, 293
Civilian Conservation Corps
(CCC), 674
Civil Rights Act (1875), 445
Civil Rights Act (1957), 777
Civil Rights Act (1964),
800–801
Civil Rights Bill (1866),
424–425
Civil rights movement:
affi rmative action and,
824–825, 832, 857; beginning
of, 774–777; Black
Power and, 805–807;
desegregation in, 760,
776–777, 798–799,
800–801; Freedom Riders
of, 798; legislation on, 777,
800–801, 804–805; March
on Washington, 799;
race riots in, 798–799,
805, 806–807, 814; sit-in
movement of, 777, 798;
on voting rights, 798–799,
804–805
Civil service: desegregation
of, 776; employment in,
449; patronage in, 233,
236, 442–443, 448; reform
of, 448
Civil War: Antietam Creek
battle in, 399–400; balance
of forces in, 381–385;
Border States in, 379–381,
399–401; Bull Run
battle of, 394–395, 399;
economic impact of, 317,
390–393, 414–415;
Emancipation Proclamation
during, 399–401;
foreign relations during,
384–387; Fort Sumter
seizure as start of,
378–379; Gettysburg
battle in, 403; Lincoln’s assassination
aft er, 411–414;
nationalism forged by,
412–413; naval action
during, 379, 383, 385–386,
398–399; Peninsula
Campaign in, 396–398;
presidential election during,
406–410; presidential
strength during, 387–388;
reconstruction aft er (See
Reconstruction); secession
leading to, 373–375;
Sherman’s march during,
405–406; Shiloh battle in,
404; slavery as issue in,
380–381, 397, 399–402;
Vicksburg battle in,
404; western battles in,
403–405; Wilderness
Campaign in, 410–411
Civil Works Administration
(CWA), 674
Clafl in, Tennessee, 503
Clark, George Rogers,
137, 140
Clark, William, 198, 325
Clay, Henry: American
System by, 215; Bank
of United States charter
renewal by, 242; Compromise
Tariff of 1833
by, 238–239; Missouri
Compromise role of, 219;
as presidential candidate,
226–227, 242–243,
325–327; secession
compromises by, 343, 345,
349; as Secretary of State,
228–229; Treaty of Ghent
by, 210–211; as Whig, 244,
319–320
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
(1914), 588
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty,
349, 553
Clean Air Act (1970), 825
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