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Progressivism (continued)
572, 589; on labor reforms,
570–572, 588–589;
literary, 563–564; New
Deal resurgence of, 672;
political, 565–568; roots
of, 562–563; women’s role
in, 563, 569–571. See also
Social reforms
Prohibition, 284–285, 506,
570–571, 607, 627–628,
678
Project Head Start, 804
Propaganda: World War I,
601–603, 607, 636; World
War II, 706, 716
Property rights: Bill of Rights
on, 168; Supreme Court
on, 220–221, 365; of
women, 62–64, 287, 505
Protestantism: dominant
denominations of, 77–78;
Filipino conversion to,
547; liberal, 493; Protestant
Reformation, 18,
33–35; Puritan practice
of, 35–39, 64–65; reform
of, 277–280, 813; religious
confl icts over, 18–20, 35,
44, 71, 89–90, 113. See
also specifi c denominations
Proulx, E. Annie, 897
Prussia, 95. See also Germany
Public Utility Holding Company
Act (1935), 681
Public works, 661, 674, 675,
678, 681–682, 778–779
Public Works Administration
(PWA), 678
Pueblo peoples, 5–6, 15, 680
Puerto Rico, 413, 546, 547,
548–549, 891
Pujo, Arsene, 587
Pulitzer, Joseph, 498, 540, 543
Pullman strike, 530–531
Pure Food and Drug Act
(1906), 573
Puritans: colonization by,
35–39, 42; cultural views
of, 290–291; education
of, 64, 81–83; families of,
62–64; Native American
relations with, 42; New
England Confederation
by, 42–43; Salem witch
trials by, 64–65; society of,
62–67; transcendalism in
response to, 292–293
PWA (Public Works Administration),
678
Qaeda, Al, 871, 874, 877
Quakers, 39, 48–51, 144, 310
Quartering Act (1765), 106,
112
Quayle, J. Danforth, 861
Québec, Canada, 17, 90,
97–98, 112–113, 124, 126
Quebec Act (1774), 112–113
Queen Anne’s War, 92
Quotas: affi rmative action,
824–825; immigration,
625–626, 803
Rabin, Yitzhak, 867
Racial discrimination: affi
rmative action against,
801, 824–825, 832, 850,
857, 865, 875, 895; Black
Codes perpetuating,
422–423; civil rights
movement on (See Civil
rights movement); Ku
Klux Klan fostering,
430–431, 623–624, 805;
labor disputes infl amed
by, 446–447; race riots,
605, 720, 798–799, 805,
806–807, 814, 893; Reconstruction
failure to eradicate,
422–423, 428–431,
433, 445–446; segregation
as (See Segregation); slavery
fostering (See Slavery);
wartime reduction of,
719–720
Racial pride, 637–638
Radio, 635, 656, 673
Railroad: agriculture
impacted by, 528–529;
airplane impact on, 635;
anti-trust regulations
on, 572–573; automobile
industry impact on, 633;
Canadian, 525; cattle
shipped via, 518–519;
development of, 270–271,
353; economic discrimination
of, 474; economic
impact of, 270–273, 460,
463–464; improvements
to, 462–463; interstate
commerce regulation
of, 465–466, 572, 589,
645; labor disputes with,
446, 478, 530–531, 589,
647, 718; Manchurian,
578; mechanization and,
462–463; Panamanian,
349; privatization of, 646;
transcontinental, 353,
459–466, 518–519, 525;
wrongdoings by, 446,
464–465
Railway Labor Board, 647
Raleigh, Walter, 17, 20
Randolph, A. Philip, 719–720
Randolph, John, 229, 262
Rankin, Jeannette, 600
Rationing, 717–718
Rauschenbusch, Walter, 490
Raynal, Abbé, 127
Reagan, Ronald: assassination
attempt on, 843,
863; domestic policies of,
842–844, 849–852; foreign
policies of, 842–843,
844–848; Iran-Contra
aff air and, 848–849; as
president, 842–852, 863;
as presidential candidate,
833, 839, 841–842, 846;
quotations by, 839, 849,
852; Religious Right and,
849–850; Supreme Court
appointments by, 850–852
Recessions: of 1920-1921,
630; of 1981-1982, 844;
of 1987, 852. See also
Depressions; Panics,
economic; Recessions
Reciprocal Trade Agreements
Act (1934), 696–697
Reconstruction: African
American political participation
during, 428–430;
Black Codes during, 422–
423; Congressional strife
during, 422, 424–427;
end of, 444–445; freedom
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