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| A Philosophy of Evil Socialism In America By Jerry McDaniel Table of Contents - On line edition - |
CHAPTER 1: A Philosophy of Evil
Socialism, Progressivism, Liberalism and American
Socialism
Dictatorship of the Proletariat
The Socialist Agenda
CHAPTER 2: American Exceptionalism
America's Genesis
The London Company, Socialism in the Jamestown
Colony
CHAPTER 3: Colonial Expansion
The Plymouth Colony, Pilgrim's Experiment With
Socialism
New Amsterdam Colony (New York)
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Maryland, First Proprietary Colony
Pennsylvania Colony
CHAPTER 4: Colonial Government
Overview
Dominion of New England
CHAPTER 5: Seeds of Religious Liberty
Flight of the Pilgrims
Religion in Pre-Colonial Europe
CHAPTER 6: Religion in the Colonies
Virginia
Rhode Island
The Great Awakening
CHAPTER 7: Storm Clouds of Discord
Proclamation of 1763
Sugar Act of 1764
Currency Act
The Stamp Act
Declaratory Acts of 1766
The Townshend Acts
The Revenue Act of 1767
The Indemnity Act of 1767
The Commissioner of Customs Act of 1767
The Vice-Admiralty Court
The New York Restraining Act of 1767
CHAPTER 8: The Boston Massacre
Boston Massacre
The Tea Act of 1773
CHAPTER 9: Prelude to Revolution
Boston Tea Party
The Coercive Acts or "Intolerable Acts"
The Suffolk Resolve
Battles of Lexington and Concord
Siege of Boston
CHAPTER 10: An Expression of the American Mind
Introduction
Declaration of Independence
CHAPTER 11: Our Founding Principles
Faith
Equality
Unalienable Rights
Republicanism
CHAPTER 12: The Federation
Shay's Rebellion
The Annapolis Convention
CHAPTER 13: The Philadelphia Convention
The Virginia Plan
The Hamilton Plan
The New Jersey Plan
The Slave Question
Ratification
CHAPTER 14: America's Sacred Texts
Providence and the Founding Documents
CHAPTER 15: Constitution Fundamentals
Preamble to Constitution
Article I, Section 1, Legislative Powers
Article I, Section 2, House of Representatives
CHAPTER 16: President of the Senate
Senate Majority Leader
Socialism, Progressivism, Liberalism and American
Socialism
Dictatorship of the Proletariat
The Socialist Agenda
CHAPTER 2: American Exceptionalism
America's Genesis
The London Company, Socialism in the Jamestown
Colony
CHAPTER 3: Colonial Expansion
The Plymouth Colony, Pilgrim's Experiment With
Socialism
New Amsterdam Colony (New York)
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Maryland, First Proprietary Colony
Pennsylvania Colony
CHAPTER 4: Colonial Government
Overview
Dominion of New England
CHAPTER 5: Seeds of Religious Liberty
Flight of the Pilgrims
Religion in Pre-Colonial Europe
CHAPTER 6: Religion in the Colonies
Virginia
Rhode Island
The Great Awakening
CHAPTER 7: Storm Clouds of Discord
Proclamation of 1763
Sugar Act of 1764
Currency Act
The Stamp Act
Declaratory Acts of 1766
The Townshend Acts
The Revenue Act of 1767
The Indemnity Act of 1767
The Commissioner of Customs Act of 1767
The Vice-Admiralty Court
The New York Restraining Act of 1767
CHAPTER 8: The Boston Massacre
Boston Massacre
The Tea Act of 1773
CHAPTER 9: Prelude to Revolution
Boston Tea Party
The Coercive Acts or "Intolerable Acts"
The Suffolk Resolve
Battles of Lexington and Concord
Siege of Boston
CHAPTER 10: An Expression of the American Mind
Introduction
Declaration of Independence
CHAPTER 11: Our Founding Principles
Faith
Equality
Unalienable Rights
Republicanism
CHAPTER 12: The Federation
Shay's Rebellion
The Annapolis Convention
CHAPTER 13: The Philadelphia Convention
The Virginia Plan
The Hamilton Plan
The New Jersey Plan
The Slave Question
Ratification
CHAPTER 14: America's Sacred Texts
Providence and the Founding Documents
CHAPTER 15: Constitution Fundamentals
Preamble to Constitution
Article I, Section 1, Legislative Powers
Article I, Section 2, House of Representatives
CHAPTER 16: President of the Senate
Senate Majority Leader
E-mail address
jfm@illinoisconservative.com
jfm@illinoisconservative.com
CHAPTER 17: Enumerated Powers of Congress
Powers Granted for the General Welfare
Powers Granted for the Common Defense
CHAPTER 18: Enumerated Powers, Continued
Commerce Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause, "Elastic Clause"
CHAPTER 19: Electoral College and Jurisdiction of Federal
Courts
Electoral College
Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
CHAPTER 20: Amendment Process
Amendments vs. Conventions
Article VI, Supreme Law of the Land
CHAPTER 21: Bill of Rights
First Amendment
Church and State
CHAPTER 22: Rise of Political Parties
Articles of Confederation
The Growth of Political Power
CHAPTER 23: American Political Parties
The Federalists Party
The Democratic - Republican Party
CHAPTER 24: Utopian Socialists
Communal Socialism
National Socialism
CHAPTER 25: Rebirth of Political Parties
Jacksonian Democracy
The National Republican Party
The Whig Party
The Republican Party
The Civil War
Reconstruction and Radical Reconstruction
CHAPTER 26: Birth of American Socialism
The Social Gospel
The Gilded Age
The People's (Populist) Party
The Progressive Era
CHAPTER 27: Democracy and Social Justice
Democracy
Social Justice
CHAPTER 28: The Spread of Socialism
The Square Deal
1912, The All-Progressive Election Year
CHAPTER 29: Progressive Era Amendments
The Sixteenth Amendment
The Seventeenth Amendment
The Eighteenth Amendment
The Nineteenth Amendment
CHAPTER 30: The Roaring Twenties
Coolidge Presidency
The Crash of 1929
CHAPTER 31: The Roosevelt Years
The New Deal
The Communists
Socialists and Progressives
Conservative Coalition
The New Deal Agenda
The "Blue Eagle" Campaign
CHAPTER 32: The Johnson Era
The Great Society
The Antiwar Movement
CHAPTER 33: After the Cold War
Fall of Berlin Wall
Congressional Progressive Caucus
The Shadow Party
Barack Obama, Background
Obama's Political Career
U.S. Senate Campaign
Senator Obama
CHAPTER 34: Conclusion, Lessons Learned
The Black Regiment
Controlling Government
Constitutional Amendments
Third Parties
Powers Granted for the General Welfare
Powers Granted for the Common Defense
CHAPTER 18: Enumerated Powers, Continued
Commerce Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause, "Elastic Clause"
CHAPTER 19: Electoral College and Jurisdiction of Federal
Courts
Electoral College
Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
CHAPTER 20: Amendment Process
Amendments vs. Conventions
Article VI, Supreme Law of the Land
CHAPTER 21: Bill of Rights
First Amendment
Church and State
CHAPTER 22: Rise of Political Parties
Articles of Confederation
The Growth of Political Power
CHAPTER 23: American Political Parties
The Federalists Party
The Democratic - Republican Party
CHAPTER 24: Utopian Socialists
Communal Socialism
National Socialism
CHAPTER 25: Rebirth of Political Parties
Jacksonian Democracy
The National Republican Party
The Whig Party
The Republican Party
The Civil War
Reconstruction and Radical Reconstruction
CHAPTER 26: Birth of American Socialism
The Social Gospel
The Gilded Age
The People's (Populist) Party
The Progressive Era
CHAPTER 27: Democracy and Social Justice
Democracy
Social Justice
CHAPTER 28: The Spread of Socialism
The Square Deal
1912, The All-Progressive Election Year
CHAPTER 29: Progressive Era Amendments
The Sixteenth Amendment
The Seventeenth Amendment
The Eighteenth Amendment
The Nineteenth Amendment
CHAPTER 30: The Roaring Twenties
Coolidge Presidency
The Crash of 1929
CHAPTER 31: The Roosevelt Years
The New Deal
The Communists
Socialists and Progressives
Conservative Coalition
The New Deal Agenda
The "Blue Eagle" Campaign
CHAPTER 32: The Johnson Era
The Great Society
The Antiwar Movement
CHAPTER 33: After the Cold War
Fall of Berlin Wall
Congressional Progressive Caucus
The Shadow Party
Barack Obama, Background
Obama's Political Career
U.S. Senate Campaign
Senator Obama
CHAPTER 34: Conclusion, Lessons Learned
The Black Regiment
Controlling Government
Constitutional Amendments
Third Parties
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