The heritage of America

I. Opening up the continent.

II. Planting colonies in the new world.

III. Life in the American colonies.

IV. White men and red.

V. The struggle for the continent.

VI. The coming of the revolution.

VII. The winning of independence.

VIII. Confederation and Constitution.

IX. Launching the new government.

X. The War of 1812.

XI. The hardy frontiersman.

XII. New settlements in the wilderness.

XIII. Sailing and whaling.

XIV. Social life in the early republic.

XVI. Man the reformer.

XVII. The South and slavery.

XVIII. Abolition and fugitive slaves.

XIX. Westward the course of empire.

XX. The mining kingdom.

XXI. Texas and the Mexican war.

XXII. Politics.

O captain, my captain.

XXIV. Behind the lines.

XXV. The Blue and the Gray.

XXVI. Reconstruction.

XXVII. The last West.

XXVIII. The rise of the city.

XXIX. School and society.

XXX. Business and labor.

XXXI. Cuba Libre.

XXXII. The Progressive Era.

XXXIII. Modern politics.

XXXIV. The World War.

XXXV. From normalcy to New Deal.