41. American Studies Syllabus Library Introduction to American Culture studies at Geneva Atlanta Exposition Address”(1895); us Supreme Court Document Mark Twain, The gilded age (1873); Andrew http://www.georgetown.edu/crossroads/1860.html

Graduate Courses American Culture Studies, 1860-1890 Cours-Seminaire , Winter Semester 1998-99 Department of English, Faculty of Letters, University of Geneva, 1211 Geneva 4, Switzerland Lectures: Tuesdays, 12h15-13h00, B112, Prof. John G. Blair Seminars, Tuesdays, 14h15-15h45, Phil 017, Assistant Stephanie Chambers Tuesday, 27.10 : Introduction to American Culture Studies at Geneva and this period Monday, 02.11: Special Video Session Phil 021, 12h15, from Ken Burns’ The Civil War Tuesday, 03.11 : The Civil War : The Most Traumatic Event in US Life Tuesday, 10.11 : The Reconstruction : How the end of slavery affected blacks Tuesday, 17.11 : The New Post-War Spirit : As ages go, why gilded is not golden The Gilded Age (1873); Andrew Carnegie, Triumphant Democracy Tuesday, 24.11: Popular Concerns: Success, Germs Tuesday, 01.12: New American Neurosis: Neurasthenia for Women and for Men Document: George Beard, “Neurasthenia”; Charlotte P. Gilman, “The Yellow Wallpaper”

42. Beyond Books Teacher Door: Lesson Plans For Social Studies Lesson Plans Social studies. gilded age to the Depression (16). GUIDE TEACHERGUIDES STRATEGIES GENERAL APPS usEFUL TIPS TEACHER LINKS CONTACT us http://www.beyondbooks.com/bbteacher/lessons/indexSS.asp

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43. Beyond Books - Social Studies Programs And Live Tours worth of material for 11thgrade us history students The gilded age to the Depressioncovers the years 1876 through the French Revolution and the age of Napoleon http://www.beyondbooks.com/bb/livess.asp

Hello, GUEST Log in ABOUT BB What Is BB? Program Structure ... Programs/Live Tours Social Studies Science Math World Languages Electives ... CONTACT US Search BB BACK ABOUT BEYOND BOOKS INDEX NEXT Programs ... Start Page Social Studies Science Literature Math World ... Electives Social Studies Beyond Books brings immediacy and relevance to the study of history by challenging the student to recognize and evaluate the complex issues that have faced people through time, and to appreciate and value cultures globally. Students learn to think critically by examining primary sources and through completing process-based assignments. Jump to: American History Government European History World Cultures AMERICAN HISTORY This suite represents one year's worth of material for 11th-grade U.S. history students. Any part of the suite may be used for advanced students at the 8th, 9th and 10th grade levels. From British Arrival through British Departure covers United States history from the pre-Columbian era to the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revolutionary War. Outline/Info Live Tour: "Britain in the New World" (Locus 2) The Creation of a New Nation explores the critical period in our history following the Revolutionary War and leading up to the writing of the Constitution. It finishes with a look at the early Presidents.

44. Mugwumps: Public Moralists Of The Gilded Age; Author: Tucker, David M.; Hardback Mugwumps Public Moralists Of The gilded age Author Tucker, David M back, definestheir early forebears and studies their accomplishments usA/Canada us$ 38.50. http://www.opengroup.com/hjbooks/082/0826211879.shtml

English Books German Books Spanish Books Sheet Music ... NEW RELEASES Mugwumps: Public Moralists Of The Gilded Age Author: Tucker, David M. Hardback; Book; Bibliography, Index 160 pages Published: September 1998 University of Missouri Press ISBN: 0826211879 This text re-evaluates the public moralist who shaped public policy in 19th century America. Mugwumps were college-educated individuals who lived the lessons of their moral philosophy. David Tucker traces their values back, defines their early forebears and studies their accomplishments. PRODUCT CODE: 0826211879 USA/Canada: US$ 37.10 Australia/NZ: A$ 98.30 Other Countries: US$ 62.10 convert to your currency Delivery costs included if your total order exceeds US$50. We do not charge your credit card until we ship your order. Government and corporate Purchase Orders accepted without prior account application. PLACE AN ORDER To prepare to buy this item click "add to cart" above. You can change or abandon your shopping cart at any time before checkout. CHECK ORDER STATUS Check on order progress and dispatch. CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR ORDER Please E-mail us within one hour The NetStoreUSA website is operated by Open Communications, Inc

45. Emerson Public Schools This website has useful information on cultural expressions during the gilded age.AMERICAN studies II. Top American studies II and us History II - Top. http://www.emerson.k12.nj.us/staff/anakis/links.html

Emerson Public Schools MS.NAKIS-HISTORY TEACHER Home Staff Directory Welcome Profile ... AdvancedPlacementExam Links Subjects: ALL HISTORY CLASSES AMERICAN STUDIES I AMERICAN STUDIES I AMERICAN STUDIES I AND II ... SOCIAL STUDIES Subject Link Description Top - All History Classes - Top All History Classes American Pagenant Web links for American Studies I and II All History Classes Independent Reading Independent Reading List All History Classes MLA Citations A website to help you with your MLA format. All History Classes The American Pageant This link will provide you with information to help you with your textbook readings. Top - AMERICAN STUDIES I - Top AMERICAN STUDIES I Colonial Life Websites on Colonial America AMERICAN STUDIES I Daily life in the colonies Websites for Colonial America AMERICAN STUDIES I Reform Movement While America was undergoing an "era of good feeling" there were many problems lying under the surface. These social ills were attacked many social reformers. This reform movement was led by people who believed that America could do anything if she put her mind to it. AMERICAN STUDIES I Salem Witch Trials A useful website for information on the Salem Witch Trials Top - American Studies I - Top American Studies I Political Cartoon Homework Assignment: 11-22-02 Top - American Studies I and II - Top American Studies I and II Advanced Placement Exam This link provides useful information for parents and students who wish to take The Advanced Placement Exam for U.S. History

46. U.S. History Grade 11 Social Studies Curriculum Industrial Revolution and gilded age. but may be taught thematically; it is intendedto serve as a capstone for us history studies in the elementary and http://www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/Curriculum/socialstudies/US History_11_Dec. 3.htm

Kenai Peninsula Borough School District 148 N. Binkley Soldotna, AK 99669 Curriculum Guides Social Studies Curriculum Table of Contents Spring 2002 SOCIAL STUDIES CURRICULUM U.S. History Grade 11 U.S. History Advanced Placement History may substitute for 11 th grade U.S. History requirement Civil War to the Present THEME: Exploring U.S. History Grade This list may be customized for individual lesson plans and records. Alaska Content Standards (in history, geography, and government) should be recorded as they are addressed throughout the year. For your convenience, each item in the Mastery and Developmental lists on the following pages is matched to the Content Standard (in history, geography, and government) that it supports. Items that meet the Alaska Cultural Standards are marked with an asterisk (*). CONTENT LIST History Geography Government Cultural Causes of Civil War Civil War and Reconstruction Industrial Revolution and Gilded Age American Expansion and Imperialism Progressive Era World War I Twenties and Thirties World War II Cold War Era at Home and Abroad (1945 – 1989) 1960s – Domestic and Foreign Policies 1970s – Domestic and Foreign Policies 1980s – Domestic and Foreign Policies 1990s – Domestic and Foreign Policies Current Issues The eleventh grade program is a comprehensive, integrated course in United States history from the Civil War to the present.

47. ACRL WSS Core Lists In Women's Studies - U.S. Politics University of Wisconsin System Women's studies Librarian's Office CIVIL WAR SISTERHOODTHE us SANITARY COMMISSION AND GENDER AND POLITICS IN gilded age KANSAS http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/core/crpol.htm

Core Lists in Women's Studies U.S. POLITICS (formerly Politics) by Susan L. Kendall General Editors: Cynthia Johnson and Carrie Kruse Sponsored by: Women's Studies Section , Collection Development Committee Distributed by: University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian's Office 430 Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 email: wiswsl@library.wisc.edu January 2003 This list is limited to books that are concerned with women and politics in the United States. All titles were found in BOOKS IN PRINT, Amazon.com and CHOICE in January 2003. New Titles Amer, Mildred L. WOMEN IN THE UNTIED STATES CONGRESS: 1917-2001. Hauppauge, NY: Nova Science Publishers, 2002. ISBN: 159033499X $29.50. Baker, Jean H., ed. VOTES FOR WOMEN: THE STRUGGLE FOR SUFFRAGE REVISITED. New York: Oxford University Press, 2002. ISBN: 0195130162 $45.00; pap. ISBN: 0195130170 $18.95. Benowitz, June Melby. DAYS OF DISCONTENT: AMERICAN WOMEN AND RIGHT-WING POLITICS, 1933-1945. DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press, 2002. ISBN: 087580294X $40.00. Borrelli, MaryAnne, ed. THE PRESIDENT'S CABINET: GENDER, POWER, AND REPRESENTATION. Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2002. ISBN: 1588260941 $59.95.

48. Reading American Studies At The University Of Keele Novel; Environmental Politics in the us; The Novel and Society in the gilded age;Electoral Behaviour in American studies students are also encouraged to http://www.americansc.org.uk/Eccles/KEELE.htm

Home Page Online Magazine Forum Book reviews ... Response form Reading American Studies at the University of Keele Updated Director of Undergraduate Studies Department of American Studies Keele University Staffordshire ST5 5BG Tel: (01782) 583016 Web-site: http:// www.keele.ac.uk/depts/as/ashomepage.html Undergraduate BA/BSc (Hons) American Studies and Another Subject BA (Hons) English and American Literatures BA/BSc (Hons) American Studies and Another Subject At Keele University American Studies is taken in combination with another subject as part of the Dual Honours degree programme. The American Studies programme aims to introduce students to a diverse range of themes and approaches relating to the history, culture and contemporary character of the United States. The programme is both multi- and interdisciplinary in its intent. All students have the opportunity to pursue their disciplinary interests – in history, literature, politics, geography, and popular culture – whilst at the same time being encouraged to explore the intellectual links between them. This is achieved through the choice of second and third year modules and also through a number of core modules designed to investigate American society and culture as a whole. Year One: In the first year all students take a common introductory course, which consists of the following: Introduction to American Studies I and II, which provide a basic grounding in American historical development from the colonial period to the present day; American Literature, which introduces students both to key authors, from Nathaniel Hawthorne to Toni Morrison, and to some of the recurrent issues of America’s literary culture; and American Government and Politics, which examines the political system and includes study of institutions such as the Presidency, Congress and the Supreme Court.

49. Muskegon Public Schools Social Studies Resources The gilded age and Progressive Era Resources for studying the gilded age and ProgressiveEra to the 1900's A collection of links to resources on us History from http://www.muskegon.k12.mi.us/instruct/sstudies/9.html

MPS 9th Grade Curriculum Overview MHS Ninth Grade Internet Resources Civil War to 1968 The African-American Mosaic A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black History and Culture Making History on the Web University of Virginia site with unit plans for using online images and primary source documents. Click here to access document list. Settling the Northern Great Plains The Library of Congress' collection of photographs depicting life on the great plains from 1880-1920. The Gilded Age and Progressive Era Resources for studying the Gilded Age and Progressive Era. Women Come To The Front Journalists, Photographers, and Broadcasters During World War II. A collection of the Library of Congress. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum This site give access to the photograph and document collections of the museum. Or, access the USHMM home page Civil Rights Movement This page, maintained by students at Western Michigan University chronicles the history of the Civil Rights Movement.

50. Keele University - American Studies Department AMST102. Introduction to American studies II. A. Schafer. AMST 317. EnvironmentalPolitics in the us. CJ Bailey. Novel and Society In the gilded age. CB Swann. http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/as/undergrad/dual_modulelist.htm

Undergraduate Courses Dual Honours List of Modules Level I The modules offered in 2002/03 are: AMST-101 Introduction to American Studies I M.S. Crawford AMST-102 Introduction to American Studies II A. Schafer AMST-103 Introduction to American Literature C Stock/ S Robertson AMST-104 Introduction to American Government C Bailey Level II The modules offered in 2002/03 are: Semester 1 AMST-203 Romance and History in Nineteenth Century American Literature C. S. B. Swann AMST-206 African American History and Culture M. Ellison AMST 217 US Presidents and US Foreign Policy J. W. Dumbrell AMST-219 Making J. Herbert AMST 225 The US Congress C. J. Bailey AMST-229 Approaches to American Film O.C.G. Harris AMST 236 The Twentieth Century American Short Story and the Idea of Narrative R. L. Godden AMST 237 An Introduction to American Visual Culture F. Frascina

51. Keele University - American Studies Department the us AMST320 Novel and Society in the gilded age AMST-327 333 Radical Movementsand Social Criticism in the us since 1877 Introduction to American studies I. http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/as/undergrad/dual_hons_structure.html

Undergraduate Courses Dual Honours Course Structure American Studies must be taken in combination with one of a range of possible subjects Introduction to Principal Honours Structure and Rationale The American Studies Honours programme aims to introduce students to a diverse range of themes and approaches relating to the history, culture and contemporary character of the United States. The programme is both multi- and interdisciplinary in its intent. All students have the opportunity to pursue their disciplinary interests - in history, literature, politics, geography, and popular culture - while at the same time being encouraged to explore the intellectual links between them. This is achieved through students' choice of second and third year modules and through a number of core modules designed to investigate American society and culture as a whole. The Honours programme proceeds through various levels of specialisation, beginning with introductory work in the first year and culminating in advanced specialist modules and a dissertation in the third. Assessment is continuous, with Level I a qualifying year and Levels II and III counting towards the final degree. Level I Students are introduced to American Studies by means of a first year course that establishes the groundwork for the more detailed study during the second and third Honours years. All students take a common introductory course, which consists of the following:

52. American Studies And Information And Library Studies EN11020, AMERICAN LITERATURE I FROM COLONIES TO THE 'gilded age'. IL10720, COMPUTERSTOOLS FOR AN INFORMATION age. 2 may be spent studying at us university. http://www.aber.ac.uk/schemes/current/PT17-BA.html

BA American Studies And Information And Library Studies [PT17] Academic Year: 2002/2003 Joint Honours scheme Available from: 2001 Duration (studying Full-Time): 3 years Part 1 Rules Year 1 Core (40 Credits) You must take the following modules Semester 1 AMERICAN LITERATURE I: FROM COLONIES TO THE 'GILDED AGE' THE MAKING OF THE AMERICAN NATION 1783-2000 Semester 2 AMERICAN LIT II: NEW IMMIGRATION TO MULTICULTURAL NATION Year 1 Options You should choose modules from lists approved by the Faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Science, subject to Faculty rules. The may include modules offered by the Dept of English, listed below Semester 1 GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC AND DRAMA THE STUDY OF ENGLISH WRITER'S ART 1: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO TECHNIQUE Semester 2 HISTORY OF GREEK AND ROMAN IDEAS ASPECTS OF GENRE CONTEMPORARY WRITING THE WRITER'S ART (2) 'TRANSPOSITIONS' Year 1 Core (60 Credits) ILS Joint Honours. The following modules are core and must be taken. Semester 1 FOUNDATIONS OF INFORMATION STUDIES COMPUTERS TOOLS FOR AN INFORMATION AGE Semester 2 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION RETRIEVAL Part 2 Rules Year 2 Core (20 Credits) Semester 1 will be spent at Aberystwyth to include study of the following module. Subject to approval by scheme co-ordinator(s) semester 2 may be spent studying at US university.

53. American Studies And English BA American studies And English QT37. EN11020, AMERICAN LITERATURE I FROM COLONIESTO THE 'gilded age'. s) semester 2 may be spent studying at us university. http://www.aber.ac.uk/schemes/current/QT37-BA.html

BA American Studies And English [QT37] Academic Year: 2002/2003 Joint Honours scheme Available from: 2001 Duration (studying Full-Time): 3 years Part 1 Rules Year 1 Core (40 Credits) You must take the following modules: Semester 1 THE STUDY OF ENGLISH Semester 2 ASPECTS OF GENRE Year 1 Options You should take further level 1 modules totalling 80 credits from the list of modules approved by the Faculty of Arts. This may include further modules offered by the English Dept, listed below: Semester 1 GREEK AND ROMAN EPIC AND DRAMA AMERICAN LITERATURE I: FROM COLONIES TO THE 'GILDED AGE' WRITER'S ART 1: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO TECHNIQUE Semester 2 HISTORY OF GREEK AND ROMAN IDEAS CONTEMPORARY WRITING AMERICAN LIT II: NEW IMMIGRATION TO MULTICULTURAL NATION THE WRITER'S ART (2) 'TRANSPOSITIONS' Year 1 Core (40 Credits) You must take the following modules Semester 1 AMERICAN LITERATURE I: FROM COLONIES TO THE 'GILDED AGE' THE MAKING OF THE AMERICAN NATION 1783-2000 Semester 2 AMERICAN LIT II: NEW IMMIGRATION TO MULTICULTURAL NATION Year 1 Options You should choose modules from lists approved by the Faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Science, subject to Faculty rules. The may include modules offered by the Dept of English, listed below

54. American Studies American studies Web, gilded age Links, GovSpot Links to all thingshaving to do with the us federal, state, and local government. http://www.lovett.org/libraryweb/amstud.htm

Back to Library Homepage American Studies The following web sites focus on American Studies including literature, history, and the arts. Be sure to check for further links under our history subheading or literature division under academic subjects. The following sites are ordered alphabetically. Click here for Dr. Hall's art links. Click here for links collected by the publisher of an American Studies textbook used at Lovett. Primary Sources Online from American Journey This symbol indicates a web site which is a good site for primary sources. A-B K-S African-American Women: Online Archival Collections Language of the Land: Journeys into Literary America Africana.com Lewis and Clark An interactive travelogue illustrated with journal excerpts, photos, maps, animations, and sound. Afro-American History Lewis and Clark (PBS) Site includes historical background and biographies of the expedition members. It also has maps, a timeline, and a list of supplies. American Authors on the Web American and British History Resources on the Internet Mark Twain (PBS) American Civil War Homepage ... Monticello: The Home of Thomas Jefferson Includes biographical info. and a "Day in the Life of Jefferson". Also includes links to further Jefferson sites.

55. Social Studies Web Sites Coal Mining in the gilded age and Progressive Era (from com); Populist Party Platform1892 (from us History.com); go to the Seventh Grade Social studies Web site http://www.bestschools.org/ms/library/social/progressive.html

Jericho Middle School Library Social Studies Web Site Progressive Era General Education Cartoons Child Labor ... Political Reform General The Reform Era Education Horace Mann (from the University of North Carolina) Brown University: A Short History of Horace Mann PBS Online: Only A Teacher: Schoolhouse Pioneers Booker T. Washington (from School: The Story of American Public Education, PBS Online) Booker T. Washington Cartoons Cartoons of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (from Ohio State University) Child Labor Cartoons (edited by Jim Zwick) 1896 - The Presidential Campaign: Cartoons and Commentary Child Labor (see also Cartoons on this page) Child Labor(Memory): American Treasures of the Library of Congress The History Place: Child Labor in America 1908-1912 Labor Samuel Gompers (from Learn.co.uk) Faces of Protest: Samuel Gompers (from PBS) The Samuel Gompers Papers: A Documentary History of the American Working Class Coal Mining in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (from Ohio State University) Seattle General Strike Project (1919- the first citywide strike to be proclaimed as a general strike) Spotlight Biography: Labor Reformers Inside an American Factory : Films of the Westinghouse Works, 1904 (from the Library of Congress)

56. United States History Native American studies Hotlist. Religion in the us - Hotlist. The Times They areA'Changing - WebQuest Change in America during the gilded age 1865-1900. http://webtech.kennesaw.edu/jcheek4/history.htm

American History 1492: An Ongoing Voyage 19th Century U.S. Studies - This site is designed to bring together at one place the best materials available on the Web for studying and teaching about 19th century American literature, history and culture Abraham Lincoln - From the History Place A Collaborative Study in American History - ThinkQuest New Adventure into the Unknown - WebQuest on Lewis and Clark AMDOC - Documents for the study of American History. African American History African American History - Hotlist America at War - ThinkQuest New America Dreams Through the Decades - Webquest American Colonists' Library - Primary source documents pertaining to early American history. American History - From Kids' Click American History and American Studies - Research Guide American History Resources - Hotlist New American History Sites American Memory - This site is a remarkable resource for information and materials about American history.

57. Welcome To Saguaro Social Studies Department Mrs. Perl, Co- Mrs. Linda Perl, Social studies codepartment chair Class us History AP A B AssignmentRead Chapters 24-25 Politics in gilded age and Industry http://www.susd.org/schools/high/Saguaro/deptdirectory/socialstudies/lperlushist

Social Studies Department Saguaro High School main number: 480-484-7100 Mrs. Linda Perl, Social Studies co-department chair Class: US History AP American History Economics How to Contact: Student Help by appointment: Mrs. Perl is present at school by 7:30AM daily Email: lperl@susd.org Voicemail: ext. 5122 Club Sponsorship: National Honor Society Presidents Notebook Junior Scrapbook Essays American History AP Syllabus 3rd quarter Mon., Jan. 6- Welcome Back Homework Track Handout: needs to be returned Tues., Jan. 14 Gilded Age and Industry Comes of Age; Both tracks complete Ch. 24-25 worksheets- Due: Tues. , Jan. 14 Introduce Technology Unit Tues., Jan 7 Technology Pre-assessment Sign up for Invention/Hero for Technology Report Class work on rise of industry- post Civil War Wed., Jan 8 Fri., Jan 24- TECHNOLOGY UNIT Ist Part of Technology Unit due;

58. Knights Unhorsed - Internal Conflict In A Gilded Age Social Movement - Robert E. Unhorsed Internal Conflict in a gilded age Social Movement upon numerous sociologicalcase studies, newspapers, pamphlets to the nuances of us labor history http://wsupress.wayne.edu/labor/weirku.htm

Book Information About the book Reviews Knights Unhorsed Internal Conflict in a Gilded Age Social Movement Robert E. Weir In 1869, the Knights of Labor began as a fraternal and labor organization in Philadelphia with a platform embracing everything from abolition of the wage system to the establishment of cooperative enterprises and social harmony. Seventeen years later, representing more than three-quarters of a million workers, the Knights of Labor rapidly declined and officially disbanded in 1917. For many decades historians have treated the Knights of Labor as an appendage to history, an organization that showed brief promise, then collapsed, leaving the better adapted American Federation of Labor to carry labor's torch. Knights Unhorsed examines the internal conflict and external pressures that drove one of America's most promising labor organizations into obscurity less than a half a century later. Weir draws upon numerous sociological case studies, newspapers, pamphlets, organizational records, and scrapbooks to reconstruct the history of the Knights of Labor. Knights Unhorsed $39.95s cloth / ISBN 0-8143-2873-3

59. Educational Pointers: Social Studies & Geography for a multimedia documentary slide show on the gilded age. Discover America TripCome travel with us. Social studies Site For Teachers The major purpose of http://www.wsbe.org/Education/Pointers/social.html

Lewis and Clark Education Center Engages educators in a dynamic understanding of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1803-1806) and the nature of the trail's historical and modern landscapes. Online Speech Bank This site contains [294] active links to 5000+ full text, audio and video (streaming) versions of public speeches, sermons, legal proceedings, lectures, debates, interviews and other recorded media events.font> Powerful Days A comprehensive site devoted to the Civil Rights Movement which contain photos that appeared in Life Magazine at the time. Becoming Human Journey through four million years of human evolution. Becoming Human is an interactive documentary experience that tells the story of our origins. . Explore DC This sites provides an exciting, illustrative, interactive one-stop-search about the history, heritage and culture of Washington, DC and the capital The 1920s A comprehensive site devoted to the 1920s. Lizzie Borden Online A historical investigation into the past Lizzie Borden/Fall River case study. allpolitics.com

60. Bluford Adams - Vita the ReRevival Competing Approaches in us Ethnic studies” American Literary bya Different Name Theorizing Group Identity in gilded age New England http://www.uiowa.edu/~english/faculty/adams/vita.html

About Us Undergraduate Graduate Faculty ... Search Lafayette Bluford Adams Educational and Professional History Ph.D. English University of Virginia M.A. English University of Virginia B.A. English Duke University Professional and Academic Positions Associate Professor The University of Iowa Assistant Professor The University of Iowa Visiting Assistant Professor The University of Iowa Adjunct Instructor George Washington University, Washington, D.C. Visiting Assistant Professor Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. Honors and Awards 1991 Teaching Award from Department of English, University of Virginia 1984 Phi Beta Kappa, Duke University Scholarship Book, refereed E Pluribus Barnum: The Great Showman and the Making of U.S. Popular Culture . University of Minnesota Press. 1997. 249 pages. Articles and Reviews Review of Benjamin Reiss in Ethnic and Racial Studies . Forthcoming. American Literary History "'A Stupendous Mirror of Departed Empires': The Barnum Hippodromes and Circuses, 1874-1891." American Literary History . 8.1 (1996). 22 pages. Entries Encyclopedia of Urban America: The Cities and Suburbs . Larry Shumsky, editor. ABC-CLIO, 1998.

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