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BIBLIOGRAPHYOUTLINE OF U.S. HISTORYHistory Mattershttp://historymatters.gmu.edu/The Library of CongressAmerican Memory: HistoricalCollections for the National DigitalLibraryhttp://memory.loc.gov/ammem/The Library of CongressAmerican Memory: Timelinehttp://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/ndlpedu/features/timeline/index.htmlNational Archives and RecordsAdministrationhttp://www.nara.govNational Archives and RecordsAdministration: Digital Classroomhttp://www.archives.gov/digital_classroom/National Archives and RecordsAdministration: Our Documents:A National Initiative on AmericanHistory, Civics, and Servicehttp://www.ourdocuments.gov/index.php?flash=true&National Park Service: Links tothe Pasthttp://www.cr.nps.gov/National Park Service: History inthe Parkshttp://www.cr.nps.gov/catsig.htmOrganization of AmericanHistorians (OAH)http://www.oah.org/Smithsonianhttp://www.si.edu/The Historical Societyhttp://www.bu.edu/historic/WWW Virtual Library: History:United Stateshttp://vlib.iue.it/history/USA/We the Peoplehttp://www.wethepeople.govThe U.S. Department of State assumesno responsibility for the content andavailability of the resources from otheragencies and organizations listed above.All Internet links were active as ofFall 2005.Page references in boldface type referto illustrations.AAbolition of slaveryBrown’s raid at Harper’s Ferry(1859), 139constitutional amendment (13th),148Democratic Party and, 152Douglass as abolitionist leader, 91Emancipation Proclamation, 144-145Freedmen’s Bureau, 148, 151Garrison and The Liberator on, 91,122, 133-134Missouri Compromise (1820), 80,114, 132, 135, 137Northwest Ordinance slavery ban,71, 73, 113, 135religious social activism and, 87as a sectional conflict/dividednation, 128-139southern statesmen on, 113Underground Railroad, 91, 134, 136See also SlaveryAdams, John, 52, 64, 72, 82-83Adams, John Quincy, 115, 116, 134Adams, Samuel, 56-57Adamson Act, 199Addams, Jane, 196Adventures of Huckleberry Finn(Twain), 97Afghanistan, U.S. relations, 294, 334AFL. See American Federation ofLabor (AFL)African Americansbus boycott (Montgomery,Alabama), 240I N D E Xcivil rights movement, 240, 258,271-272color barrier broken in sports, 237,271Colored Farmers National Alliance,191culture, 210-211Freedmen’s Bureau and, 148, 151“Harlem Renaissance,” 211jazz musicians, 211labor unions and, 193lynchings and violence against, 150,178, 271members of Congress, 96as sharecroppers and tenantfarmers, 190-191U.S. Colored Troops in UnionArmy, 145See also Abolition of slavery; Civilrights; Racial discrimination;SlaveryAgnew, Spiro, 290Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA),216Agriculturefarm-relief act, 216Farmers’ Alliances, 191Grange movement, 191land grant and technical colleges,152, 177New Deal programs, 216-217Patrons of Husbandry (Grange),191plantation settlements, 26, 28, 113-114, 128-129post-Revolutionary period, 70Republican policy, 79, 208scientific research, 177sharecroppers and tenant farmers,190-191340341