472

XX. AMERICA A WORLD POWER (1865-1900) 477
American Foreign Relations (1865-1898) 478
Cuba and the Spanish War 485
American Policies in the Philippines and the Orient 497
Summary of National Growth and World Politics 504

PART VII. PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY AND THE WORLD WAR

XXI. THE EVOLUTION OF REPUBLICAN POLICIES (1901-1913) 507
Foreign Affairs 508
Colonial Administration 515
The Roosevelt Domestic Policies 519
Legislative and Executive Activities 523
The Administration of President Taft 527
Progressive Insurgency and the Election of 1912 530

XXII. THE SPIRIT OF REFORM IN AMERICA 536
An Age of Criticism 536
Political Reforms 538
Measures of Economic Reform 546

XXIII. THE NEW POLITICAL DEMOCRACY 554
The Rise of the Woman Movement 555
The National Struggle for Woman Suffrage 562

XXIV. INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY 570
Cooeperation between Employers and Employees 571
The Rise and Growth of Organized Labor 575
The Wider Relations of Organized Labor 577
Immigration and Americanization 582

XXV. PRESIDENT WILSON AND THE WORLD WAR 588
Domestic Legislation 588
Colonial and Foreign Policies 592
The United States and the European War 596
The United States at War 604
The Settlement at Paris 612
Summary of Democracy and the World War 620

APPENDIX 627

A TOPICAL SYLLABUS 645

INDEX