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100 1  Takaki, Ronald T.,|d1939-2009. 
245 12 A different mirror :|ba history of multicultural America /
       |cRonald Takaki. 
250    First revised edition. 
264  1 New York :|bBack Bay Books/Little, Brown, and Co.,|c2008. 
300    x, 529 pages, 20 unnumbered pages of plates :
       |billustrations, map ;|c21 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
500    "Originally published in hardcover by Little, Brown, and 
       Company, June 1993"--T.p. verso. 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages [447]-518) and 
       index. 
505 0  1. A different mirror : the making of multicultural 
       America. 
505 0  pt. 1: Foundations -- Before Columbus: Vinland -- 2. The 
       "tempest" in the wilderness : a tale of two frontiers -- 
       Shakespeare's dream about America -- English over Irish --
       English over Indian -- Virginia: to "root out" Indians as 
       a people --New England: the "utter extirpation" of Indians
       -- Stolen lands: a world turned "upside down" -- 3. The 
       hidden origins of slavery -- A view from the cabins: black
       and white together -- "English and Negroes in armes": 
       Bacon's Rebellion -- "White over Black." 
505 0  pt. 2: Contradictions -- The rise of the Cotton Kingdom --
       4. Towards "the stony mountains" : from removal to 
       reservation -- Andrew Jackson: "To ... tread on the graves
       of extinct nations" -- The embittered human heart: The 
       Choctaws -- "The trail of tears" : The Cherokees -- 
       "American progress": "Civilization" over "savagery" -- 5. 
       "No more peck o' corn" : slavery and its discontents -- 
       "North of slavery" -- Was "Sambo" real? -- Frederick 
       Douglass: son of his master -- Martin Delany: father of 
       Black nationalism -- "Tell Linkum dat we wants land" -- 6.
       Fleeing "the tyrant's heel" : "exiles" from Ireland -- 
       Behind the emigration: "John Bull must have the beef" -- 
       An "immortal Irish brigade" of workers -- Irish "maids" 
       and "factor girls" -- "Green Power": the Irish "ethnic" 
       strategy -- 7. "Foreigners in their native land" : the war
       against Mexico -- "We must be conquerors or we are 
       robbers" -- Anglo over Mexican -- 8. Searching for Gold 
       Mountain : strangers from a different shore -- Pioneers 
       from Asia -- Twice a minority: Chinese women in America --
       A colony of "bachelors" -- A sudden change in fortune: the
       San Francisco earthquake -- "Caught in between": Chinese 
       born in America. 
505 0  pt. 3: Transitions -- The end of the frontier: the 
       emergence of an American empire -- 9. The "Indian 
       question" : from reservation to reorganization -- The 
       massacre at Wounded Knee -- Where the buffalo no longer 
       roam -- Allotment and assimilation -- The Indian "New 
       Deal": what kind of a "deal" was it? -- 10. Pacific 
       crossings : from Japan to the land of "money trees" -- 
       Picture brides in America -- Tears in the canefields -- 
       Transforming California: from deserts to farms -- The 
       Nisei: Americans by birth -- 11. The exodus from Russia : 
       pushed by pogroms -- A Shtetl in America -- In the 
       sweatshops: an army of garment workers -- Daughters of the
       Colony -- Up from "Greenhorns": crossing Delancey Street -
       - 12. El Norte : up from Mexico -- Sprinkling the fields 
       with the sweat of their brows -- Tortillas and rotis: 
       mixed marriages -- On the other side of the tracks -- The 
       Barrio: a Mexican-American world -- 13. To "the land of 
       hope" : Blacks in the urban North -- "The wind said North"
       -- The crucible of the city -- Black pride in Harlem -- 
       "But a few pegs to fall": the Great Depression. 
505 0  pt. 4: Transformations -- The problem of the color lines -
       - 14. World War II : American dilemmas -- Japanese 
       Americans: "a tremendous hole" in the Constitution -- 
       African Americans: "bomb the color line" -- Chinese 
       Americans: to "silence the distorted Japanese propaganda" 
       -- Mexican Americans: up from the Barrio -- Native 
       Americans: why fight the White Man's way? -- Jewish 
       Americans: a "deafening silence" -- A holocaust called 
       Hiroshima -- 15. Out of the war : clamors for change -- 
       Rising winds for social justice -- Raisins in the sun: 
       dreams deferred -- Asian Americans: a "model minority" for
       Blacks? -- 16. Again, the "tempest-tost" -- From a 
       "teeming shore": Russia, Ireland, and China -- Dragon's 
       teeth of fire: Vietnam -- Wars of terror: Afghanistan -- 
       Beckoned North: Mexico -- 17. "We will all be minorities."
520    A dramatic new retelling of our nation's past. Beginning 
       with the colonization of the New World, it recounts the 
       history of America in the voice of the non-Anglo peoples 
       of the United States--Native Americans, African Americans,
       Jews, Irish Americans, Asian Americans, Latinos, and 
       others--groups who helped create this country's rich 
       mosaic culture. Now, Ronald Takaki has revised his 
       landmark work and made it even more relevant and 
       important. Among the new additions to the book are: the 
       role of black soldiers in preserving the Union; the 
       history of Chinese Americans from 1900-1941; an 
       investigation into the hot-button issue of "illegal" 
       immigrants from Mexico; and a look at the sudden 
       visibility of Muslim refugees from Afghanistan. This new 
       edition grapples with the raw truth of American history 
       and examines the ultimate question of what it means to be 
       an American.--From publisher description. 
586    Winner, American Book Award--P. [1] of cover. 
650  0 Minorities|zUnited States|xHistory. 
650  0 Cultural pluralism|zUnited States|xHistory. 
651  0 United States|xRace relations. 
651  0 United States|xEthnic relations. 
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