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Clemenceau, Georges, 614,
615
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne.
See Twain, Mark
Clergy, 74
Cleveland, Grover, 448–452,
455–457, 459, 465,
531–533, 541–543
Cleveland, Ohio, 269, 807
Clinton, DeWitt, 269
Clinton, Hillary Rodham,
862–863, 879
Clinton, William Jeff erson
“Bill”: domestic policies
of, 862–866; foreign policies
of, 865–867; impeachment
proceedings against,
868; Kennedy infl uence
on, 800; as president,
862–869; as presidential
candidate, 861–862, 864;
quotation by, 859; scandals
involving, 867–868
Clipper ships, 271
Coal mining, 571, 718
Coast Guard, 718
Coast Ranges, 3–4
Cody, William F. “Buff alo
Bill,” 511, 516
Coen brothers, 897
Cohan, George M, 602
Cohens v. Virginia, 220
Cold War: American culture
during, 741–743, 766–
770, 787–789; American
domestic policies during,
759–760, 762, 772–774,
782–783, 786, 792–793,
798–799, 844–845;
American foreign policy
during, 749, 754–765,
779–781, 783–784, 786–
787, 793–798, 820–822,
830–831, 834–835, 837,
846–848, 853–855, 876;
arms-reduction agreements
during, 822, 837,
847; Asian arena during,
758–759, 762–765,
779–780, 820–822; beginning
of, 749; Berlin Wall
during, 793; détente, 798,
820–822, 830; disarmament
during, 783–784;
elections during, 760–762,
781–782, 785–786, 801–
802, 809–812, 825–826,
833–834, 841–842, 846;
end of, 847–848, 853–855;
Korean War during, 743,
762–765, 771–772; rearmament
during, 757–758,
762–763, 844–845; Strategic
Defense Initiative
(Star Wars) in, 845; Vietnam
War during
(See Vietnam War)
Colleges and universities:
affi rmative action in, 832,
865, 875, 895; African
Americans admitted to,
282, 496; colonial education
in, 82–83; desegregation
of, 798; early
establishment of, 14, 64;
land-grant, 496; political
activism at, 777–778,
806, 813, 820; reform
of, 281–282, 497–498;
veterans attending, 741;
women admitted to, 282,
286, 287, 496. See also
specifi c schools by name
Collier, John, 680
Colonies: army of, 118–120,
121–126, 129–139;
Carolinas, 28, 29–30;
committees of correspondence
in, 110–111;
confl icts between British
and French, 92–95; Connecticut,
40, 43; culture
in, 83–84; Delaware,
50–52; disunity of, 95–96,
117–118; education in,
64, 81–83; First Continental
Congress of, 113,
117–118; France as ally to,
115–116, 117, 133–135,
138–140; French, 89–95;
Georgia, 30–31; governments
of, 26–27, 36–38,
42–43, 64, 78, 85–86;
governors of, 85–86,
109; Maine, 40–41, 43;
Maryland, 27, 53–56, 74;
multicultural immigration
to, 70–72; New England
Index I-9
(See New England); New
Hampshire, 41; New Jersey,
50, 51–52; New York,
45–48, 51–52, 61, 74–75,
84–85, 95–96; northern
(See North); Pennsylvania,
48–52, 70–72, 83; politics
in, 85–86; population
growth in, 69–70; printing
presses in, 84–85; professions
in, 74–77; religion
in, 35–39, 48–51, 64–65,
77–81; resentment of British
rule in, 43–45, 98–100,
102–117, 129; Rhode
Island, 30, 39–40, 43;
slavery in, 9, 26, 28–29,
31–32, 59–62; society
in, 61–68, 72–74, 83–84,
86–87; southern (See
South); Spain as ally to,
115–116; Spanish, 13–14,
98, 115–116, 222, 350,
543–546; strengths and
weaknesses of, 117–120;
taxation of, 105–110,
115–116; trade restrictions
on, 44, 104–107,
109–110; transportation
in, 77; unity of, 42–43,
95–96, 99, 107–108, 113,
117–118; Virginia, 17,
21–27, 53–56, 74, 111.
See also Colonists; specifi c
colonies by name
Colonists: diseases aff ecting,
22–23, 53–54; education
for, 64, 81–83; Jamestown
settlement by, 17, 21–23;
multiculturalism of,
70–72; Native American
confl icts with, 23–25,
30, 42, 46, 56, 58, 90, 97,
100; Pilgrims as, 35–39,
42; professions of, 74–77;
Puritans as, 35–39, 42–43,
62–67, 81–83, 290–293;
Quakers as, 39, 48–51;
religion of, 35–39, 48–51,
64–65, 77–81; republicanism
of, 103–104, 126,
127–128; resentment of
British rule by, 43–45,
98–100, 102–117, 129;
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