Of the People: A History of the United States, Volume II: Since 1865, with Sources

Description: Through its balanced, inclusive approach, iOf the People/i reveals the compelling story of American democracy from an individual perspective, from across the landscapes of diverse communities, and ultimately from within the larger context of the world.

Review Quotes: "iOf the People/i is a very usable book for students because of its conciseness and organization, plus the inclusion of sources. It's easy to grasp, well-organized, and straightforward."- Lauren MacIvor Thompson, iKennesaw State University/i

"iOf the People/i flows well with the timing of how I teach. One of the things I like about the text is that it actually takes the time to explain the colonial era and the lead-up to the American Revolution in detail. The writing is perfectly accessible, and I like the frequent subject breaks, which help students focus and provide plenty of places where they can stop and return."- Tim Buckner, iTroy University/i

"iOf the People/i is a comprehensive and well-crafted textbook. The authors demonstrate a commendable breadth of coverage, addressing a wide array of topics that collectively paint a well-rounded picture of the historical period."- Joseph Camisa, iBismarck State College/i