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Colonists: (continued)
society developed by,
61–68, 72–74, 83–84,
86–87; transportation of,
77; West Indies colonization
by, 27–29, 37, 59,
74–76. See also Colonies
Colorado: agriculture in,
521; Columbine High
School in, 863; mining
in, 517–518; statehood of,
521; women’s voting rights
in, 518
Colored Farmers’ National
Alliance, 529
Colored National Labor
Union, 478
Colt, Samuel, 262
Columbia, 349, 554–555
Columbia, South Carolina,
406, 417
Columbine High School
shooting, 863
Columbus, Christopher, 1,
9–10, 12
Comanches, 513, 720
Committee for Industrial
Organization (CIO),
683–685
Committee on Public Information,
601–603
Committees of correspondence,
110–111
Common Sense (Paine),
126–127, 291
Commonwealth of Independent
States, 854–855
Commonwealth v. Hunt, 264
Communal societies, 287–288
Communication: computers
as method of,
766–768, 865, 881–883,
888, 898–899; Moscow-
Washington hot line for,
797; radio as method of,
635, 656, 673; telegraph as
method of, 263, 272, 476;
telephones as source of,
467; television as method
of, 769–770, 771, 785–786
Communism: American anticommunism,
622–623,
759–760, 772–774;
Chinese, 758, 820–822;
collapse of, 853–854;
Cuban, 784; Laotian, 794;
North Korean, 762–765,
772; Russian, 622; Soviet,
697, 748–749, 755–760,
820–822, 853–855; Truman
Doctrine support
against, 755–756; Vietnamese,
779–780, 807
Compromise of 1850,
343–346, 347, 355
Compromise of 1877,
444–445
Compromise Tariff of 1833,
238–239
Computers, 766–768, 865,
881–883, 888, 898–899
Comstock, Anthony, 503
Concord, Massachusetts, 114
Confederate States of
America: army of, 381–
384, 389–390, 394–395,
397–400, 402–403,
410–411; balance of forces
in, 381–384; constitution
of, 387; creation of, 373;
currency of, 390–391, 441;
economy of, 390–391,
392–393; foreign allies
of, 384; navy of, 385–386,
398–399; reconstruction
of (See Reconstruction);
surrender of, 410–411
Confederation: Articles of,
118, 148–150, 153–154,
156, 159, 163; creation
of, 148–149; New
England, 42–43
Congregational Church:
demographics of, 278; as
dominant denomination,
77–78; education fostered
by, 81–83; founding of, 38;
government fostered by,
64, 78; post-Revolutionary
status of, 144
Congress: Albany, 95–96;
Billion-Dollar, 452–453;
Constitutional Convention
shaping, 156–161; demographics
of, 861–862;
election dispute settlement
by, 229, 444–445;
elections to
(See Elections, congressional);
First Continental,
113, 117–118; impeachment
proceedings by, 194,
431–432, 829–830, 868;
legislation by (See Legislation);
post-Revolutionary,
148–150; Reconstruction
views of, 422, 424–426;
Second Continental, 121,
128–129; war powers of,
205–206, 827. See also
House of Representatives;
Senate
Congressional Committee
on the Conduct of the
War, 406
Congress of Industrial
Organizations (CIO),
685, 731
Congress of Racial Equality
(CORE), 720
Conkling, Roscoe, 443,
447–448
Connecticut: colonization of,
40; constitution of, 146;
Hartford, 40, 211–213;
Hartford Convention
involvement of, 211–213;
in New England
Confederation, 43; New
Haven, 40. See also New
England; North
Conservation. See Environmental
protection
Constitution, Confederate,
387
Constitution, U.S.:
Amendments to (See
Bill of Rights; specifi c
Amendments); antifederalist
concerns over,
159–161; Civil War
challenges to, 387–388;
ratifi cation of, 161–164;
writing of, 146, 156–159
Constitutional Convention,
154–161
Constitution (Old Ironsides),
209
Constitutions, state,
146–147, 361
Construction industry, 741,
745, 766, 824
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