Description: CHAPTER 1: The Beginning CHAPTER 2: The Economic and Social World CHAPTER 3: The Intellectual, Political, and Religious World CHAPTER 4: The Revolution CHAPTER 5: The South in the New Nation CHAPTER 6: Republican Ascendance CHAPTER 7: A New Political Structure CHAPTER 8: Plantations and Farm CHAPTER 9: The Institution of Slavery CHAPTER 10: The World of the Slave CHAPTER 11: Learning, Letters, and Religion CHAPTER 12: The Free Social Order CHAPTER 13: Parties and the Territorial Issue CHAPTER 14: The Crisis of the Union CHAPTER 15: The Confederate Experience CHAPTER 16: After the War CHAPTER 17: Economic Reconstruction, 1865-188 CHAPTER 18: The Redeemers and the New South, 1865-189 CHAPTER 19: A Different South Emerges: Rails, Mills, and Towns CHAPTER 20: Shaking the Foundations: The 1890's CHAPTER 21: Divisions in Dixie CHAPTER 22: Southern Progressive CHAPTER 23: Restoration and Exile: 1912-192 CHAPTER 24: Religion and Culture in the New South CHAPTER 25: The Emergence of the Modern South, 1930-194 CHAPTER 26: The End of Jim Crow: The Civil Rights Revolution CHAPTER 27: The Modern South CHAPTER 28: No Eden in Dixie

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