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xxxviiiCHAPTER 16Industrial America: Corporations and Conflicts, 1865%u20131910 632Why did large corporations arise and thrive in late-nineteenthcentury America, and how did they reshape trade, work, and politics?Library of Congress, LC-DIG-ggbain-03008The Rise of Big Business 634Innovators in Enterprise 635The Corporate Workplace 638On the Shop Floor 640Immigrants, East and West 643Newcomers from Europe 643AMERICA IN THE WORLDEmigrants and Destinations, 1881%u20131915 645Asian Americans and Exclusion 647CLAIMS AND EVIDENCE IN SOURCESJewish Immigrants in the Industrial Economy 648Labor Gets Organized 650The Emergence of a Labor Movement 651The Knights of Labor 653Farmers and Workers: The Cooperative Alliance 654Another Path: The American Federation of Labor 657CHAPTER 16 REVIEW 659WORKING WITH EVIDENCEPoverty and Food 661CHAPTER 16 EXAM PRACTICE 666CHAPTER 17Making Modern American Culture, 1865%u20131917 668Why and how did Americans%u2019 identities, beliefs, and culture change in the early industrial era?Chicago History Museum/Bridgeman ImagesScience and Faith 670Darwinism and Its Critics 671CLAIMS AND EVIDENCE IN SOURCESWilliam Graham Sumner and W. E. B. Du Bois on Heredity and Success 672Religion: Diversity and Innovation 673AMERICA IN THE WORLDChristianity in the United States and Japan 676Realism in the Arts 677Commerce and Culture 679Consumer Spaces 680Masculinity and the Rise of Sports 681The Great Outdoors 684Women, Men, and the Solitude of Self 687Changing Families 687Expanding Opportunities for Education 688Women%u2019s Civic Activism 690CHAPTER 17 REVIEW 695WORKING WITH EVIDENCEWCTU Women %u201cDo Everything%u201d 696CHAPTER 17 EXAM PRACTICE 702PART 6 Industrializing America: Upheavals and Experiments, 1865%u20131917 628THEMATIC CONNECTIONS 629 THEMATIC UNDERSTANDING TIMELINE 630MAKING CONNECTIONS ACROSS CHAPTERS 631%u00a9 Bedford, Freeman & Worth Publishers. For review purposes only. Do not distribute.