Michigan: A History of the Great Lakes StateThe fifth edition of Michigan: A History of the Great Lakes State presents an update of the best college-level survey of Michigan history, covering the pre-Columbian period to the present.
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2 The New Acadia | 16 |
3 Under the Union Jack | 42 |
4 Wilderness Politics and Economics | 57 |
5 Challenges of Statehood | 70 |
6 Decade of Turmoil | 85 |
7 Defense of the Nation | 102 |
8 Radicals and Reformers | 115 |
15 Depression Life in an Industrial State | 231 |
16 Inequality in the Arsenal of Democracy | 249 |
17 Fears and Frustration in the Cold War Era | 261 |
18 The Turbulent 1960s | 274 |
19 Challenges of the 1970s | 287 |
20 Toward the TwentyFirst Century | 299 |
21 Entering the New Millennium | 317 |
22 Reinventing Michigan | 334 |
9 Early Ethnic Contributions | 130 |
10 Grain Grangers and Conservation | 142 |
11 Development of Intellectual Maturity | 157 |
12 Wood and Rails | 176 |
13 The World of Wheels | 195 |
14 From Bull Moose to Bull Market | 210 |
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