Religion In America

Part I: WEALTH OF A NATION: THE AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.
1. Religious Endorsement of the Industrial Revolution.
2. Religious Criticism of Wealth and the "Robber Barons".
3. Religious Responses to the Urbanization that Resulted from Industrialism.
4. New Religious Structures.
Part II: RELIGION IN AMERICA''S IMPERIAL AGE.
5. Religion and Manifest Destiny.
6. Religion as Motivator and Critic of American World Influence.
7. A New Age of World Missions.
8. Religious Responses to World War I.
Part III: RELIGIOUS CRISES OF IDENTIFY IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY.
9. Religion and the Women''s Movement.
10. Revivalism in an Urban Setting.
11. Debate Between Fundamentalism and Humanism.
12. Debate Between Science and Religion.
Part IV: RELIGION IN BOOM, BUST, AND WORLD WAR: 1920S, 1930S, AND 1940s.
13. Conspicuous Consumption.
14. Prohibition.
15. Depression.
16. World War II.
Part V: AMERICAN RELIGION IN MODERN DRESS.
17. "Mid-Century Religious Phenomenon".
18. The Increasing Strength of Catholicism.
19. New Religious Communities in the American Mosaic.
20. Unification Movements.
21. American Civil Religion and the Presidency.
22. Television and Modern Religious Life.
23. Social Controversy.
24. Religious Litigation: Supreme Court Cases.
25. America''s Ongoing Spirit of Devotion.