Description
History of the United States of America: From Independence to the Civil War by Archana Ojha offers a comprehensive study of the formative years of the United States, beginning with the struggle for independence and continuing through the constitutional era, westward expansion, political reforms, and the events leading to the Civil War.
Published by Orient BlackSwan, this book presents a clear and chronological account of the major historical developments that shaped the American nation. It explores the foundations of American democracy, the framing of the Constitution, the growth of federal institutions, territorial expansion, economic transformation, the issue of slavery, and the sectional conflicts that ultimately resulted in the Civil War.
Written in an accessible academic style, the book is aligned with university curricula and is an excellent resource for students, researchers, and aspirants preparing for competitive examinations.
Topics Covered
- American War of Independence
- Formation of the United States Constitution
- Federalism and Early Republic
- Westward Expansion and Manifest Destiny
- Industrial and Agricultural Development
- Jacksonian Democracy
- Slavery and Abolition Movement
- Sectional Conflicts
- Causes and Background of the American Civil War
- Political and Social Changes in Early America
Ideal For
- B.A. History Students
- M.A. History Students
- Political Science Students
- International Relations Students
- UGC NET & SET Aspirants
- UPSC and State PSC Aspirants
- College Libraries and Researchers
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.