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INDEXOUTLINE OF U.S. HISTORYSoviet Union détente policy, 289Watergate affair, 290NLRA. See National Labor RelationsAct (NLRA)No Child Left Behind Act, 333Noble Order <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Knights <strong>of</strong> Labor(1869), 193Non-Intercourse Act (1809), 84Noriega, Manuel Antonio, 317Norris, Frank, 196North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA), 317, 325North Atlantic Treaty Organization(NATO), 262North Carolina colony, 17, 30Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Securities Company, 187Northwest Ordinance (1787), 71, 73,113, 135Northwest Passage, 9, 10Northwest Territory, 71, 113NOW. See National Organization forWomen (NOW)Nuclear weaponsIntermediate-Range Nuclear Forces(INF) Treaty, 304-305, 314Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty(1963), 243, 284Manhattan Project (atomic bombdevelopment), 225SALT I (Strategic Arms LimitationTalks), 289SALT II agreement, 292Soviet atomic bomb testing, 266Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI),313-314test bans, 284U.S. attacks on Hiroshima andNagasaki, 226U.S. defense buildup, 314U.S. military defense buildup, 314U.S. nuclear testing, 234U.S. policy during Cold War, 265Nullification doctrine, 83, 117-118OOath <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice, presidential, 77Obasanjo, Ol<strong>us</strong>egun, 295The Octop<strong>us</strong> (Norris), 196Office <strong>of</strong> Economic Opportunity, 286Oglethorpe, James, 18Oklahoma Territory, City, homesteadclaims, 101Oliver, King, 211Olney, Richard, 194On <strong>the</strong> Road (Kerouac), 270Organization <strong>of</strong> American <strong>States</strong>(formerly Pan American Union), 185Organization <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> PetroleumExporting Countries (OPEC), 290Organized labor. See Labor unionsOrlando, Vittorio, 108PPacific Railway Acts (1862-64), 152Paine, Thomas, 60Palmer, A. Mitchell, 206-207Panama, U.S. invasion, 317Panama CanalGatun locks, 100-101treaties, 101, 184-185, 292Paris Peace Conference (1919), 108Paris, Treaty <strong>of</strong> (1783), 47, 64Parker, John, 59Parks, Rosa, 240, 273Patroon system, 14-15Peace Democrats or “Copperheads,”152Peace <strong>of</strong> Paris (1763), 33Penn, William, 18, 25, 30, 39Pennsylvania colonycolonial government, 30cultural developments, 27-28German settlers, 25population, 25Quakers as early setters, 18, 25, 27relations with Native Americans,18, 39schools and education, 27-28state constitution, 69See also PhiladelphiaPequot Indian War (1637), 16Perkins, Frances, 227Perot, H. Ross, 319, 323, 328Perry, Oliver Hazard, 85Pershing, John J., 205Persian Gulf War, 316-317Desert Storm campaign, 252-253PhiladelphiaAmerican Philosophical Society, 28as “City <strong>of</strong> Bro<strong>the</strong>rly Love,” 18colonial period in, 18, 25Friends Public School, 27Independence Hall, 164-165Liberty Bell, 168private schools, 27subscription libraries, 28Philippine Islandselections, 312MacArthur’s return, 232U.S. relations, 183, 184World War II battles, 224-225, 232Pierce, Franklin, 137Pilgrims, 13, 22-23, 30, 65Pinckney, Charles, 81The Pit (Norris), 196Pitcairn, John, 59Pizarro, Francisco, 9Plains Indians, 10, 98, 180-181Plessy v. Ferg<strong>us</strong>on (1896), 178, 272Political partiesAmerican Independent, 319Bull Moose Party, 318Constitutional Union Party, 139Democrats, 116, 137, 152, 153, 192,218-219Dixiecrats, 319Federalists, 76, 78, 81, 82, 86, 116Free Soil Party, 136, 137, 138Green Party, 332Know-Nothings, 120Populists, 191-192Progressive, 318-319Radical Republicans, 148-151Reform Party, 319Republicans (or Democratic-Republicans), 78, 81, 138, 139, 152,153, 218Socialists, 206, 318Sou<strong>the</strong>rn Democrats, 139<strong>States</strong> Rights, 272third party and independentcandidates, 318-319Whigs, 119-121, 137-138, 152, 153Polk, James K., 134, 135Ponce de Léon, Juan, 9Population growthin cities and towns, 159ho<strong>us</strong>ehold composition, 307postwar migrations, 267-268Population, U.S.in 1690, 24in 1775, 241790 cens<strong>us</strong>, 2001812 to 1852, 1241860 cens<strong>us</strong>, 132Populist Party, 191-192Powell, Colin, 294-295Presidency, U.S.Cabinet, 77-78, 280impeachment, 149-150, 290, 328,329oath <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice, 77role <strong>of</strong> first lady, 324See also names <strong>of</strong> individualpresidentsPresidential elections1789 (Washington, first), 771797 (Adams), 821800 (Jefferson), 831824 (Jackson), 1161828 (Jackson), 1171860 (Lincoln), 1391864 (Lincoln), 147, 1531868 (Grant), 1501884 (Cleveland), 1591892 (Cleveland), 160356357

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