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New Deal (continued)
681–682; relief, recovery
and reform under, 670–
673; repeal of prohibition
under, 678; securities
regulations under, 680;
Social Security under,
682–683; Supreme Court
rulings on, 686–688; Tennessee
Valley Authority
under, 661, 681–682
New England: agriculture
in, 65–66; colonization
of, 35–41; Confederation,
42–43; education in,
81–83; Federalists in,
206, 211–213; fi shing
industry in, 66, 75;
Hartford Convention by,
211–213; historians from,
297; manufacturing in,
261–262; Salem witch
trials in, 64–65; society in,
62–67, 73; tariff s favored
by, 236–237; towns in,
64; transcendalism in,
292–293; War of 1812
position of, 206, 211. See
also specifi c states
New England Emigrant Aid
Company, 359–360
New France, 90–92
New Frontier, 791–793
New Guinea, 723, 724, 732
New Hampshire: capital of,
147; colonization of, 41;
Constitution ratifi cation
by, 162; free blacks in,
305; Hartford Convention
involvement of, 211–213.
See also New England;
North
New Harmony, Indiana, 287
New Haven, Connecticut, 40
New Jersey: colonization of,
50, 51–52; manufacturing
in, 262; Newark, 806;
New Jersey Plan, 156;
Princeton University in,
82; race riots in, 806. See
also North
Newlands Act (1902), 574
New media, 898–899. See also
Internet
New Mexico: immigrants in,
591, 890; Native Americans
in, 515; Santa Fé, 17;
Spanish settlement of, 15,
17; Texas land disputes
with, 342, 345, 346
New Netherland, 45–48
New Orleans, Louisiana, 92,
98, 196, 210, 404, 879
Newspapers: antifederalist,
160–161; antislavery, 311,
315; colonial era, 84–85;
growth of, 498; Internet
impact on, 898–899;
yellow journalism of, 498,
540, 543
New Sweden, 47
New World: chronology
of development, 2–3;
exploration and discovery
of, 7–16; shaping of, 1,
3–4; slavery in, 9. See also
Central America; North
America; South America
New York City: 9/11 terrorist
attacks in, 870–872, 877;
as art capital, 897; British
army concentration in,
131, 135; draft riots in,
388–389; Empire State
Building in, 640–641;
Greenwich Village in,
640; growth of, 482, 484;
Harlem in, 637–638,
640; immigrants to, 257;
Leisler’s Rebellion in, 68;
library in, 498; population
of, 166; protests in, 68,
111, 388–389; settlement
of, 45–48; Stamp Act Congress
in, 107; Tweed Ring/
Boss Tweed in, 438, 489;
water system in, 255
New York Evening Post, 292
New York state: agriculture
in, 74–75; Albany Congress
in, 95–96; Buff alo,
272; capital of, 147;
colonization of, 45–48,
51–52; Constitution
ratifi cation by, 162–
163; Erie Canal in, 215,
269, 271, 272; manufacturing
in, 262; Oneida
Community in, 287;
Rochester, 269; Shakers
in, 287–288; slave revolt
in, 61; social reforms in,
569; Syracuse, 269; western
lands of, 149; women’s
suff rage in, 605; Zenger
trial in, 84–85. See also
New York City; North
Nez Perces, 515
Ngo Dinh Diem, 780, 794
Nguyen Sinh Cung, 558
Nicaragua: covert intervention
in, 846, 848; expansion
attempts in, 349; free
elections in, 855; military
intervention in, 579, 653,
664–665, 846, 848
Niebuhr, Reinhold, 755–756
Nimitz, Chester W., 723, 724
9/11 terrorist attacks,
870–872, 900
Nine-Power Treaty (1922),
648
Nineteenth Amendment,
605, 645
Ninth Amendment, 168
Nixon, Richard M.: domestic
policies of, 824–825; foreign
policies of, 818–822,
825–827; HUAC role of,
759; Nixon Doctrine by,
819; pardoning of, 830;
as president, 816–830;
as presidential candidate,
785–786, 810–812,
825–826; quotation by,
816; Supreme Court
under, 822–824; as vice
president, 771, 780;
Watergate scandal, 828–830
Nixon Doctrine, 819
No Child Left Behind Act
(2002), 875
Nonimportation agreements,
108, 110, 113
Non-Intercourse Act (1809),
202, 203
Noriega, Manuel, 855
Norris, Frank, 502
Norris, George W., 681
Norris-LaGuardia
Anti-Injunction Act
(1932), 662
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